It, obviously, depends. If you went through really good courses and extraordinary teachers, like old-school scheme-based Berkeley CS61A, then, perhaps, some AIM

It, obviously, depends. If you went through really good courses and extraordinary teachers, like old-school scheme-based Berkeley CS61A, then, perhaps, some AIMA based course with CL code, leave alone original SICP courses at MIT, then it definitely worth it. Berkeley CS188 (Python-based) is very good one too. But if you just passed through some crappy courses which ends with "in Java" in some third-rate school, then you have, probably, wasted your time and money. Good schools which still taught fundamental principles, like MIT, will always worth it.