Seeking Feedback on Career Transition: From Firefighter to Remote Work/Digital Nomad

[davewill]

Far be it for us to discourage someone who clearly wants to get a degree. I can see how getting a CS degree might make a little sense if you're looking to go into software development, especially if you can do so without spending a lot.

I still mostly agree with @bjcheung77 that you could simply ladder into a master's program from where you are (after getting the certs). However, if you do want the CS bachelors, the fastest is going to be TESU. You'll have to get your transcripts evaluated, and probably take some ACE courses on top of the certs, but that really depends on a lot of things.

UoP could work for you as well, but I disagree that it would be easy to find an RA masters that takes the NA bachelors. However, that point is moot for you as you already have a foreign bachelor's, which will cover that requirement.