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Does anyone reasonable and with an internet connectt really believe they can get sonething of substance (e.g., CS degree) for relatively nothing ($5k)? That's n
by chiefalchemist 5y ago
Does anyone reasonable and with an internet connectt really believe they can get sonething of substance (e.g., CS degree) for relatively nothing ($5k)? That's not how the world works. Anywhere. Anytime.
Who was that said there's a sucker born every day?
- triyambakam 5y agoSo you never learned anything from internet resources?
- zebrahim89 5y agoi can think of lots of substantive things I've gotten for relatively nothing. the price tag of something doesn't necessarily equal quality.
- kamranjon 5y agoI mean New Mexico now offers free college education with very few restrictions and many European countries offer similar programs, not sure why it would be so unbelievable.
- rybosworld 5y agoGeorgia Tech has one of the best computer science programs in the U.S. and they offer the Masters program for <$9k.
- VMtest 5y agoanyone knows if the online Master from Georgia Tech is recognized by Germany/Austria? this is to get a visa to work in IT sector in those countries
- aketchum 5y agoIt is the same degree as the on campus program.
- VMtest 5y agoYea I am aware of that, my apology, I should have mentioned that I was asking more about getting EU blue card, they have a score system for foreigners and a degree/master could count towards that if we want to work as a IT worker in Germany/Austria Another comment mentioned it as well, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31182122 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31182122 I would be glad to know whether the Master program from georgia tech is recognized in Germany/Austria
- rybosworld 5y agoI'd be surprised if it wasn't recognized. Do they recognize Georgia Tech? If so, then they recognize the online Masters since there is no distinction between the online and the on-campus.
- spaniard89277 5y agoPlenty of countries have online universities with a Fair price. For example, the Open University, or UNED from Spain (where you have a handful of them).
- chiefalchemist 5y agoWhat y'all are missing is those aren't just "degrees". They are formal, proper, and rated programs. They are not, pay $5k, click some shit, adds some water...instant degree. You're comparing gold to turds.