I think you should consider going to college. Since you already have a lot of prior experience, it would be better if you try to graduate faster. You can take C

I think you should consider going to college. Since you already have a lot of prior experience, it would be better if you try to graduate faster. You can take CLEP exams to test out of GE requirements, as well as get CS-specific courses waived by showing prior experience (I did both of these things). Right now I'm turning 18 but finishing my sophomore year of college. The way I see it, four years to get a degree is worth it, you will not ever have to worry about whether you are qualified "on paper". Of course most tech companies don't really care as long as you can code, but it's good to have, just in case.