There are two schools of thoughts on Comp Sci. degrees.

The applied approach teaches the latest technologies. This is really good in the short term, since you directly learn the technologies that employers are looking for. This is usually what you'll get at the community college level.

On the other end of the extremes are the schools that don't really teach ANY languages. These tend to concentrate on concepts, and how to solve things, not how to solve things in xy language. You'll usually pick up a bit of info on the way on a language, but its not the intent of this type of program.

Usually, the second option ends up winning in the long run. People who know things at the second level should be able to learn any language relatively fast and easily. That is what you should concentrate on rather than the syntax of a For Next loop.