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You don't need another bachelor's. That would involve ~4 years full-time work including general education requirements. Just take the math/CS prereqs you need a
by psychometry 7y ago
You don't need another bachelor's. That would involve ~4 years full-time work including general education requirements. Just take the math/CS prereqs you need and apply to whatever master's program you want. Lots of state schools allow adults to take undergrad classes for relatively cheaply. There are also online courses at Harvard Extension School and other universities that you could take remotely.
- TopRattata 7y agoThis is not necessarily true. Oregon State's CS postbac only requires in-major classes. I did mine in three years, mostly part-time, including eleven months off for internships (so more like two). My first bachelor's was completely unrelated to tech.