I'm in the AI Nanodegree now and I have a Udacity Data Analyst nanodegree. I also hold a traditional Engineering Masters and Engineering bachelors from college

I'm in the AI Nanodegree now and I have a Udacity Data Analyst nanodegree. I also hold a traditional Engineering Masters and Engineering bachelors from colleges so I have that perspective as well. You can read my take on the AI Nanodegree and other programs here. http://canyon289.github.io/DSGuide.html#DSGuide http://canyon289.github.io/DSGuide.html#DSGuide In summary I think Udacity is the best value per dollar for education but you can't rely on a Nanodegree, or even a regular degree, to get you a job. Like mentioned below most people care about your practical work. Udacity helps you get there but it doesn't get you all the way. But I think it's still worth it. Plus Udacity is pretty cool and offers scholarships which is relatively unheard of in this MOOC space as far as I know