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If only there was one of these for computer science degrees. I stopped part way through my degree because the tuition was ridiculous ($1000 per credit hour). No

by Romoku 11y ago

If only there was one of these for computer science degrees. I stopped part way through my degree because the tuition was ridiculous ($1000 per credit hour). Now I'm at a point where I want to finish, but all undergraduate programs in my area are oriented at full time students. The only place with online and night classes has equally ridiculous tuition ($60,000 to finish the program).

ma2rten 11y ago
The same applies. Just study in Germany. No need to go a US school for 1 year.
- electriclove 11y ago
  And then get your Masters in CS at Georgia Tech for ~$7k: http://www.omscs.gatech.edu/ http://www.omscs.gatech.edu/
  - ma2rten 11y ago
    Not even. Unlike lawyers CS masters can work around the world, a German Master will do just fine.
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  - ma2rten 11y ago
    There is no age cut off. German constitution allows everyone to study. Students who study abroad often have problems getting credits recognized, that will apply to you even more so. Then again, I don't think you have to take "Introduction to Programming" again if you already have 10 years of work experience. I think you'll be able to work something out with them. There are some program thought in English, try this site: https://www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/international-programs/en/ https://www.daad.de/deutschland/studienangebote/internationa...
opi980 11y ago
Switzerland is another option. They've got two good engineering schools that pay top international students to attend, and the tuition is negligible (compared to US). I'm starting my MS in CS there in the fall.