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Re: Student Has a Question for Professionals!
Posted by Tami Wilkinson on 9/20/08

    On 9/20/08, Katherine wrote:
    > On 9/08/08, Lisa Townsend wrote:
    >> On 9/05/08, Madeline wrote:
    >>> Hi, I am about to start my first semester as a stenography
    >>> student at NYCI. NYCI offers students a beginner machine for
    >>> $1,600. What I am debating is whether or not I should buy
    >>> something like the élan Mira A3 from another source, rather
    >>> than purchasing the beginner machine from the school. I
    >>> would have to upgrade once my education is complete anyway,
    >>> but I'm not sure if the advanced machines are much different
    >>> from the student models.
    >>>
    >>> Would using an advanced machine make picking up the skill
    >>> more difficult? Or would it not make a difference?
    >>>
    >>> Thanks
    >>
    >>
    >> My suggestion to you would be to utilize the manual reporter
    >> included in your package from the school. Often times
    >> students find studying Court Reporting to be very
    > challenging
    >> and often choose to reevaluate their desire to pursue this
    >> career. The purchase of a $5000+ machine should come after
    >> you've reached the 100 level speeds. This is not to
    >> discourage you in anyway, but to help you make a sound
    >> decision. Check to see what type of writer comes with your
    >> schools package. You may be surprised that it has many of
    >> the features of the more expensive writers without the
    >> costs. You can still trade up for a newer machine once
    >> you've determined that this great field is for you.

     
     

 
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