I really wish something like this existed at a University level. I started and never finished a university degree in Australia (circa 2000), because I ran out o

I really wish something like this existed at a University level. I started and never finished a university degree in Australia (circa 2000), because I ran out of money and my home life was in a state of disarray (parents mid divorce). 20 years later I'm a working technologist and could probably teach almost all the undergraduate subjects, but I never got that piece of paper. Universities usually have the ability to award credits for prior knowledge, but I doubt they would respond well to you rocking up and asking for credits in everything. When I was applying for tech jobs, the lack of degree has never really mattered. Now that I'm self-employed it matters even less, except with things like long-term visas that often have requirements to have a bachelors degree as a minimum. I don't keep up-to-date with how the computer-science degrees have changed over the years, though I'm not still programming in C/C++ either :)