A+, N+ , MCSE - Part time or fulltime CPT.

check out amazon for Sybex study guides, buy the second hand ones, you'll find postage is more expensive than the book.
...I'll lay my dick on the line for them being the best spend I've made.
Share them with as many friends as you like.

scratch around online for demo practice tests.
the Sybex practice tests may be copyrighted to one person, I never looked at that aspect cause I've never bothered sharing them.
take the exam at any prometric center.
end of storey, and cheap (I'm also poor, I lie, I'm just to tight to waste money listening to some knobhead in a class who don't actually know what he/she is talking about).

I have A+, Linux+, SECURITY+, MCSE, CISSP, and a few Symantec certs.
I'd love to slap a comp sci degree onto that simply because HR and recruitment weasels seem to want them before they actually look at your CV.
Only problem is I'm on a security track, and all the local uni's want to churn out programmers.
I recon next up is going to be a GIAC forensics cert.

oh, and appart from my first NT4 MCSE and the A+ everything has been self study.

...what I don't understand is why the comp sci degrees want maths ?
I gave up on maths in std 8, you can fail one subject and still pass std grade matric.

I'm past 40 now, and the only people that ever asked for my matric were the railways, and the SADF.
 
Sybex is good. Personally I got the required books/guides, self studied for my MCSE & CCNA and just paid and wrote the exams. Just passed my CCNA :) Passed MCSE in Jan :)

@Ian/Myskills: Your Cisco offerings are stale/outdated guy
 
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