I so want to enroll and take the OMSCS; I know I could succeed at it if I took it, but the school requires you to have at least a Batchelor's degree to attend (

I so want to enroll and take the OMSCS; I know I could succeed at it if I took it, but the school requires you to have at least a Batchelor's degree to attend (they don't count work experience in software development - so my 25+ years mean nothing). I found out about the OMSCS after I started my work on Udacity's "Self-Driving Car Engineer" nanodegree course, which I am currently taking. My plan (hopefully) is after I complete the nanodegree, I'm going to take some kind of online BS program (maybe accelerated if I can find one), then hop over to the OMSCS (hopefully it or something similar is still running). I mainly want to do it to prove to myself I can do it - I believe that I can. I made some early life choices that have led me to where I am at, and while it hasn't hindered my job or career prospects, I have always wanted what I should have done in the first place.