I don’t have a CS degree at all and _really_ felt this way early in my career. After the first few years though, the people who keep learning will pass by the p

I don’t have a CS degree at all and _really_ felt this way early in my career. After the first few years though, the people who keep learning will pass by the people who don’t and that y-axis offset you start with from a better school doesn’t matter if you have a better slope. There are two things you get from a better school though and the more important one is a better network. Going for a Masters somewhere else might help with that one if you’re struggling right now.