DOES ANYONE THINK THAT THE CISCO CCENT OR CCNA WOULD BE A GREAT CERT TO GET IN IT VS A NETWORK+?

I would get the Net+ first and then get Cisco Certified. The more certifications you have, the more marketable and valuable you will become. Having Cisco on your resume though will open a lot of doors for you.

I never look at certificates when hiring – I look at experience and accomplishments. A degree of certificate is no proof that the person actually understands the work. (I’ve hired too many “book smart” people who cost me more hours than they worked.)
If the person doing the hiring is like me, neither cert will make any difference – the interview will.

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If you take the Cisco Academy program you’ll be learning Cisco and networking.
To have a CCNA certificate requires you to know basic things about networking.
I personally took the CCNA exam over Network+

I would get the Net+ to get your feet wet, much easier than the CCNA. From there, study for the CCNA, and progress from there.