11-04-2019, 01:21 AM
Something else to consider....
I have a Sociology and Psych undergrad degrees and I decided I wanted to work in the computer field. At the time it would take me 89 credit hours to get a bachelors in computer science, but only 39 to get a masters in CS, so I did that. You would probably have to take a programming class in the school's language and then do all graduate classes. I was lucky because some of the classes would include undergrad and grad students in the same class and they would have 2 course numbers (1 for undergrad and the other for grad, so I was able to get graduate credit).
This is a very similar degree to the one I did: https://www.edx.org/masters/online-maste...-utaustinx
I had 2 undergrad social science degrees and it took 2.5 years.
I will say that the combination was fantastic. I worked at a large computer company and I had very different skills than most of the people....this was a good thing.
I have a Sociology and Psych undergrad degrees and I decided I wanted to work in the computer field. At the time it would take me 89 credit hours to get a bachelors in computer science, but only 39 to get a masters in CS, so I did that. You would probably have to take a programming class in the school's language and then do all graduate classes. I was lucky because some of the classes would include undergrad and grad students in the same class and they would have 2 course numbers (1 for undergrad and the other for grad, so I was able to get graduate credit).
This is a very similar degree to the one I did: https://www.edx.org/masters/online-maste...-utaustinx
I had 2 undergrad social science degrees and it took 2.5 years.
I will say that the combination was fantastic. I worked at a large computer company and I had very different skills than most of the people....this was a good thing.
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