04-20-2020, 03:20 AM
Hey jonsnow, I replied to your previous post about affordable community college CS credits here,
I actually had more questions for you: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid306828
Basically, it's going to be hard for you to get into Georgia Tech OMSCS and I didn't know you even applied to the program already!
Just wondering, do you have a budget/time frame for your second undergraduate area of study?
Goodness, did you have any backup schools you wanted to attend if you don't get into GT?
There are so many ways to "try" and get into a program, but you just essentially need to hit all the requirements.
My recommendation is to get an undergrad in CS since you're going to be earning credits anyways.
You might even consider your local colleges/universities instead of one in the US (depending on your location).
Another option is the MOOC providers, you can try getting a Bachelors of Comp Sci from one of them and try laddering up.
I recall there are some Masters of Computer Science options for NON CS undergrads, that may also be an option for you.
It's decision making time, a last option could be a MicroMasters/Nanodegree in CS that can ladder into a Bachelors or Masters.
I actually had more questions for you: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid306828
Basically, it's going to be hard for you to get into Georgia Tech OMSCS and I didn't know you even applied to the program already!
Just wondering, do you have a budget/time frame for your second undergraduate area of study?
Goodness, did you have any backup schools you wanted to attend if you don't get into GT?
There are so many ways to "try" and get into a program, but you just essentially need to hit all the requirements.
My recommendation is to get an undergrad in CS since you're going to be earning credits anyways.
You might even consider your local colleges/universities instead of one in the US (depending on your location).
Another option is the MOOC providers, you can try getting a Bachelors of Comp Sci from one of them and try laddering up.
I recall there are some Masters of Computer Science options for NON CS undergrads, that may also be an option for you.
It's decision making time, a last option could be a MicroMasters/Nanodegree in CS that can ladder into a Bachelors or Masters.
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Graduate Certificate: ASU Global Management & Entrepreneurship
Completed: TESU ASNSM Biology, BSBA (ACBSP Accredited 2017)
Universidad Isabel I: ENEB MBA, Big Data & BI, Digital Marketing & E-Commerce
Certs: 6Sigma/Lean/Scrum, ITIL | Cisco/CompTIA/MTA | Coursera/Edx/Udacity
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