01-28-2022, 01:19 PM
(01-28-2022, 12:44 PM)Ideas Wrote:(01-28-2022, 09:32 AM)Pats20 Wrote: Agreed. I just don’t see any negatives with a bachelors and masters in cs and If there are any I don’t think they will out weigh the positives.
(01-28-2022, 06:34 AM)mcjon77 Wrote: The MS in CS is just far more flexible.
Thanks. I am thinking of doing MSCS and not BACS/BSCS. Do you have any thoughts on having the unrelated Bachelor's? I think it may seem less committed/serious.
Then I would consider a Data Science certificate after the MS.
Don't worry about it. Just complete the prereqs at a Junior College and you are good to go. I know that Georgia Tech has accepted people like that before. There are so many great MSCS programs out there that are also fairly affordable, you won't have a problem finding one.
I am doing some of the prereqs for the MSCS now in preparation for applying early next year. I decided to make a list of MSCS and MCS programs under $16 (so it would be covered completely by my company's tuition reimbursement). I think I stopped at 10 programs. That was enough for me. If you are willing to pay up to $25K your pool of schools doubles.
MS, Data Science, Eastern University
ALM, Information Technology, Harvard University
AB, Government, Georgetown University
In Progress: MS, Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology (Projected Completion 2027)
ALM, Information Technology, Harvard University
AB, Government, Georgetown University
In Progress: MS, Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology (Projected Completion 2027)


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