As an IT major, I decided not to go to any grad school
I found that programs are too expensive and inefficient...
So, you have to be an expert programmer in many code languages and frameworks to survive in the industry.
Bachelor's in IT program already feels very inefficient. I ended up doing more research writing than programming...
.. I think 'college-level' IT or CS education only helps you learn the fundamentals.. the rest of skills should be taught by yourself.
I think I'll live with BS in IT for the rest of my life.
Maybe I'll continue to take few CLEP exams, online courses for continuing education purpose but I won't be doing another degree.
I found that programs are too expensive and inefficient...
So, you have to be an expert programmer in many code languages and frameworks to survive in the industry.
Bachelor's in IT program already feels very inefficient. I ended up doing more research writing than programming...
.. I think 'college-level' IT or CS education only helps you learn the fundamentals.. the rest of skills should be taught by yourself.
I think I'll live with BS in IT for the rest of my life.
Maybe I'll continue to take few CLEP exams, online courses for continuing education purpose but I won't be doing another degree.
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