Summary: I started at A&M years ago in Computer Science but was too immature at 18 to get it done. I began coding in middle School and it has always been a passion. I did well in the CS classes, just not the physics/calc,etc.
Switched to economics (reeled off 4.0s from then on) and have enjoyed a successful early career in banking. But I know a career in software is where I'm supposed to be. So I've applied for the Oregon State online program. 60 credit hour bachelor's degree. I will continue to work full time but I don't have a family and my life is pretty streamlined. I know I have the time management and desire to get it done.
Anybody done something like this? Any feedback, tips, help? Regrets?
Switched to economics (reeled off 4.0s from then on) and have enjoyed a successful early career in banking. But I know a career in software is where I'm supposed to be. So I've applied for the Oregon State online program. 60 credit hour bachelor's degree. I will continue to work full time but I don't have a family and my life is pretty streamlined. I know I have the time management and desire to get it done.
Anybody done something like this? Any feedback, tips, help? Regrets?