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Usually Masters degrees require Bachelors first. Maybe you mean Associates?

• lechiffre10 8y ago
  Some programs in Canada allow you to get a masters in CS without having a CS background. It would require taking certain prerequesites.
  • mcguire 8y ago
    The (reputable) programs I am familiar with in the US are the same.
• JamesBarney 8y ago
  He probably has a bachelor's in a different subject.
  • lechiffre10 8y ago
    Yea sorry should have mentioned I have a Bachelor's in Finance
• dragonwriter 8y ago
  It's conceivable he had a non-CS Bachelor's, and could either take a second bachelor's or try to go straight for a CS Masters. Second bachelor's programs often, IIRC, have more minimum coursework than Masters programs (though that can be offset by needing to take undergraduate courses outside of the minimum to meet prereqs in the Master’s program that someone with undergraduate CS background wouldn't have to.)