sitting for my ITIL-Foundation exam this Friday morning.
After that, was thinking of doing either CEH or SSCP. But during my interview with that bank, they asked my how my SSCP studying was going (it's considered the little brother to CISSP). i said great. they asked why i dont just go for the CISSP. i said i dont have the work experience. they said thats fine, just get the CISSP and you'll be put down as a "CISSP associate" and you get a 5 year span to get your required years of experience to be certified." i knew that already, but i didnt know that in the real world its still a great idea to pass the CISSP exam even if you are years of required experience away from being certified for it!
So i've decided to study for my CISSP next, the "gold standard" cert of information security! it's a 6hr, 250 multiple choice question exam. and i've decided to get it done before my school's career fair in october. yes im crazy. yes this means 3-4 hrs studying daily for 70 days in a row. yes im going to do it, fuck everything.

And the best part is, the guy who wrote the sec+ book i read (which was a GREAT book) co-authored one of the CISSP books, so i'll be reading that one while making questions for myself.