36 years of Age, should do Bsc or Msc ?

[rachel83az]

I'm confused. Do you already have a Bachelor's degree? If you don't, that's where you should start. In the US, most Master's programs will not admit you without a Bachelor's degree. But, for immigration, you do eventually want to get a Master's degree.

If you want a degree for Immigration (to the USA), I would not go with a generic "Applied Arts & Sciences" degree. You're going to want to go to the list of needed professions and pick a degree from that list. I could be mistaken, but I don't think that "Information Technology" is usually on that list. Computer Science is usually high up on the list, however. I'm not sure about Data Analyst/Data Scientist.

One possible degree would be Purdue Global's Analytics degree: https://www.purdueglobal.edu/degree-prog...analytics/ Unfortunately, Purdue Global has a lot of writing. Each class has at least 5 lengthy papers to complete. It will not be good for everyone.

Another possible option would be TESU's Computer Science degree: https://tesu.smartcatalogiq.com/Current/...er-Science It is a BA and not a BSc, but you'd have to talk to an immigration lawyer to find out if it matters. It should NOT matter to most American employers.

Once you have your Bachelor's degree, you could get a Master's degree from somewhere like Georgia Tech. They are a well-ranked college and have several inexpensive Master's degrees in related fields. Completing one of those would almost certainly make your immigration application stronger.