Accepted into Georgia Tech's Online MSCS program

[fmsoa]

Just to clarify, because it comes up a lot, how many of your (computer science) courses were ACE and how many were from a Community College or the like? For @frankc, I think most/all of your CS classes came from Study.com?

GT is the only establishment graduate program that embraces alternative credits/MOOCs. UT-Austin Admissions stated specifically that they prefer for-grade credit courses, UIUC is similar except they have an in-house Data Structure proficiency exam for non-traditional applicants to showcase their ability (with at least an A-).

An exception is Colorado's MSCS which does not require any bachelor's degree at all. Just finish the 30 1-hour course in the program with at least 3.0 GPA and you're set

[Jonathan Whatley]

Harvard Extension also added a Master of Liberal Arts, Computer Science field of study this year. Take pre-admission courses as a non-degree student and earn your way in. Success plus any accredited bachelor's gets you admitted. One three-week summer course on campus is required to graduate.