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> I don't feel [...] that it would benefit me much, besides being able to say I have a degree. It would get you past the screening processes that you are havi
by cweagans 9y ago
> I don't feel [...] that it would benefit me much, besides being able to say I have a degree.
It would get you past the screening processes that you are having a hard time with for one. That seems like a benefit.
If I were you, I'd seriously reconsider this standpoint. Having a degree certainly isn't going to hurt you, and there are a lot of ways that it could help you. If money is the main concern, I'd like to point you at https://www.uopeople.edu/ https://www.uopeople.edu/ -- they're accredited and tuition free. You only pay for exams - $100 each for a total of < $5000 for a BSc.
- zapperdapper 9y agoNice link. I'd not heard of them. This shows what can be done: https://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/myprojects/mit-challenge-2/ https://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/myprojects/mit-challenge-2/ OK so this is hardcore, but even if a few of the modules were completed that would prove something.