Peirce College Experience

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Peirce College offer competitive and comprehensive degrees that enables me land a promising career at the United States Geological Survey (USGS). The courses that I learned from Pierce that help me most to perform on my current tasks as an Office Automation Clerk at the USGS are the following: Records and Database Management (BTECH 145), Micorcomputer Applications (CIS 130), Computer Operating System (CIS 134), Computer Installation (CIS 150), English Composition 1 (ENGL&101), and Composition, Reasearch and Argument (ENGL 102). These classes cover an excellent learning process which develops my abilities, skills, and knowledge that shows my true potential. By taking the classes mentioned above, enables me to accomplish the tasks assigned to
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