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Could someone guide me where to study all about GIS and pursue it as a profession without going to college?

I am seeking links.

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    The "without going to college" part makes this tricky. There's hundreds to thousands of hours of training and practice to make GIS a profession. Those late nights in the cartography and computer labs set the stage for my professional development; I can't imagine a different route. While most of the job postings I've seen allow for "or equivalent" there are few equivalents to a "4-year degree in geography, biology, forestry or related field". – Vince Sep 24 '20 at 11:29

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