Paths for a degreeless but established SWE to pivot into AI research

[nomaduser]

I recommend WGU BS in CS and Georgia Tech's OMSCS.

I dunno... but I think WGU is more popular than TESU?

[rachel83az]

I think the TESU BASC + Math could be a good way to go for you. It's not the cheapest route, but it's not bad. If you do Metroploia's ~600€ program, you'll get RA-equivalent classes that can apply to both the BACS and Math degrees. I would probably start there, see exactly how TESU brings them in, and go from there.

Hi
Which one is Metropolia 6000 Euro program?

https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Fi...iversities It's the 579€ one.

[omicreativedev]

I'd pick either of WGU or TESU, depending on the amount of time you have to commit and the style of learning you prefer. If you want to fill in more math, you might do best at the local CC or university extension. It's really hard to self-study advanced math.

Mainly, I would get to the masters program as quickly as you can rather than worry about the quality of the bachelor's.

Can you do a Masters without a Bachelors?