Starting over with math...Study.com, Shmoop, other?

[jayorjon]

It depends. Can you give some examples of job titles/careers that interest you? CS is actually a big field, so it's possible that you are looking at options that are somewhat tangential.

One option for avoiding math (though I absolutely do NOT recommend this if you want to be deep into CS, because ultimately CS *is* math) but getting a CS credential is TESU's undergraduate certificate, which does hit the high notes of Computer Architecture & Data Structures, plus a programming language, and 3 more elective classes (AI, OS, a second language, etc). It's not the same as a full CS major, but it gives you a little exposure.

However, it's possible that an IT degree could get you where you want to be. The undergrad CS certificate rolls pretty much seamlessly into the BSAST - Information Technology @ TESU. True, it's not the quick test-out program like the BSBA, but it may be worth considering if you want a career path that's heavier in CS. The IT degree is light on math but still has a lot of overlap with the CS program.

Yeah I should have stated the type of Job/Career I am looking for which is programmer or backend web dev. I currently know several languages, but I am self taught (other than what i have learned in CC). I have also been building websites, and selling software (that i designed but had others build) since 1998. I just started learning to code a little over a year ago, but I am at the point now i pick up new languages and frameworks pretty easily. I am seeking the formal education credentials to back up my self taught skills.