dropped out of college

[cherisama]

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Okay, so basically my question is credited pa ba ang course nga imong gikuha before ka ni shift ug other course? Thing is, I took BSIT and studied the course for 1 year and 1 sem, but then hated it at that time (never knew it could be such a big thing nowadays) so I shifted to AB-MC, but then something happened with the family (mom was hospitalized due to aneurysm, dad died, business went down the drain) and I was forced to drop out of school since I was no scholar anyway and I was attending a private univ which pays a hefty amount of money. Now I'm thinking of going back to school and continue with my BSIT course ('cause all the good call centers fudging wants you to have at least finished your 2nd year in college) but I did shift to AB-MC for a sem which I was forced to drop anyway. Did that course count at all? I don't wanna go back to being a first year in IT considering I already took up all the classes needed for that before. Any thoughts?

[junmar4]

If same school ra, it should be credited. If not same school ang imong BSIT ug AB-MC, just use the TOR of the school where you got the BSIT then ipaevaluate unsa macredit.

[Light++]

Yes, macredit ra to siya. Balik lang sa imo school sa una para dali ra nimo makumpleto ang 2 years.

Pero daghan man ghapon call centers nga dili mo require ug at least 2 years. Depende lang pud lage kung makauyon ka sa kompanya.

[jairoh_]

dpendi raman na sa abilidad tingali TS oe, ayaw pag apas ug 2 years course. dghan au nakahuman ug 4 years wai nakat-onan. dpendi rasad na unsaon nimo pagtubag inig interview.

[Scott Bernard]

Ang maka tubag ra jud ana TS kay ang school nga imong balhinan, especially ang Chairman/Dean ug ang College Registrar.

Basta strict nga universities like USC and USJR, meticulous/strict na sila mo credit ug subjects especially transferees from other schools. Pero other schools, example in CIT, mo consider sila sa imong past subjects basta mao2x lang ug descriptive title and ma hangyo nimo ang school officials.

Basing on personal experience.

[cestlavie2]

if ang school credited sa ched then any units will be credited if nibalhin kag laing school...

[cherisama]

dpendi raman na sa abilidad tingali TS oe, ayaw pag apas ug 2 years course. dghan au nakahuman ug 4 years wai nakat-onan. dpendi rasad na unsaon nimo pagtubag inig interview.

Well, the thing is these call centers don't bother at all. I mean, believe me I've tried Convergys, Sykes, Stream etc. Naa pa gani ka sa front desk, they would go over your resume and ask you about your educational attainment na, and when they see that you haven't finished your second year, they simply dismiss you saying that it's the company's rules. I even asked why does it have to be second year? I mean, it's not like the work requires a lot of brain power and mad skills (I mean yeah, you multi-task and it's stressful but it's nowhere near being a doctor or a lawyer I suppose), they just shrug and say they're just following rules. So basically, naa pa lng gani ka sa front desk, papaulion na ka. They won't give you a chance to prove yourself at all.

[cherisama]

Yes, macredit ra to siya. Balik lang sa imo school sa una para dali ra nimo makumpleto ang 2 years.

Pero daghan man ghapon call centers nga dili mo require ug at least 2 years. Depende lang pud lage kung makauyon ka sa kompanya.

Yeah, I've tried Qualfon. Didn't last long. The amount of irate callers b*tching about their faulty cellphones are unbelievable O_O not to mention discrepancies and late payrolls.

[Light++]

Try Calltek.

[cherisama]

Try Calltek.

I don't think they're hiring for csr or tsr
or are they? O.o