I'll be honest and say that I'm a CS dropout who's never felt like any kind of maths wizard. I didn't enjoy the CS course I took back when I was 17 but that nev

I'll be honest and say that I'm a CS dropout who's never felt like any kind of maths wizard. I didn't enjoy the CS course I took back when I was 17 but that never stopped me from pursuing a career in the field that I'm passionate about. Since that time I've taught myself everything I needed to know and never really felt the poorer for it. It's not easy and a degree is a great foundation but it's exactly that, a foundation. What comes after graduation day is a lifetime of learning. If you really want to pursue programming, to any level, it's your passion and willingness to keep learning and pushing yourself that will ultimately determine how successful you are. Degree or no degree.