These days, companies seem to care more about work you've done and skills you can demonstrate and not what degree you have. I currently work with the most amaz

These days, companies seem to care more about work you've done and skills you can demonstrate and not what degree you have. I currently work with the most amazing UX engineer I've ever met and he has degrees in opera and theology. I am a senior software engineer and I have a degree in English. These are arguably only slightly better than having no degree at all when applying for tech jobs, but our bodies of work spoke for themselves.