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Thank for all the responses.
Here's a follow-up:
What is the difference in employment opportunities for a Bachelor's in CS versus AAS in Computer Programming?
Thanks.
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Huge unless you've got 5+ yrs of experience. Now some people break into computer programming with no degree, so I won't say that you can't find a position, but the floor at many companies will be the bachelor's.
Let's put it this way, I have 30 years of experience and decided to go back and get my Bachelor's
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