A significant portion of the first two years of a typical Bachelor's degree program are very liberal arts heavy with a generous sprinkling of electives. These

A significant portion of the first two years of a typical Bachelor's degree program are very liberal arts heavy with a generous sprinkling of electives. These classes may deliver some value to the individual, but it is questionable how much they add to your skillset as a software developer. Also a bootcamp is a very compressed format, versus a typical college schedule. On top of all of this there is also the elephant in the room that the cost of college has become so great that the value proposition isn't the same as it was in the past. If I can learn even 75% of what I could learn from a college at a bootcamp for a fraction of the price, does it still make sense to choose college?