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Thanks facorreia. My "plan" (if you can say so) was to continue the company after my graduation, anyway. So the degree would only serve as a backup in my view.

Thanks facorreia. My "plan" (if you can say so) was to continue the company after my graduation, anyway. So the degree would only serve as a backup in my view. But how much of a backup would a bachelors degree be? From others I've heard that real life work experience outweighs degrees in most tech companies, and I think this is what I'm looking for support in.

facorreia 12y ago
I hear you. Let me offer one counterpoint, as food for thought. Life is long, situations change. 10, 20, 30 years down the road you may regret missing some opportunity which requires a degree. If you are able, it would be great to get one while you're young. At any rate I wish you the best of luck.