One phrase you hear a lot when you talk about a career in Network Administration is “the sky’s the limit.” That’s because you can take a career in this field as far as you’re willing to work for it. In other words, your career path over several years has the potential to grow much faster than many other fields. Today, Network Technicians keep the heart and blood of most organizations pumping. Much of today’s business world touches a network (software and hardware connected together and with outside networks), and the health of those networks is essential to the smooth functioning of those organizations. Network Technicians make sure it happens.
When you first graduate from Harrison, you’ll be qualified for entry-level network positions, such as Assistant Network Technician or Junior Network Administrator. You shouldn’t let these entry-level roles discourage you; a couple of years of experience will likely take you to new, higher positions.