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Is a bachelor degree in software engineering worth it?
Rolloofthenorm
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so I'm looking at what degrees to get once I complete my associates. I'm thinking about attending WGU after community college and was thinking about software engineering or computer science. I was wondering does a software engineering degree hold any merit? or should I go for a bachelors in computer science?
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What's the difference between the CS and SE curriculums at WGU? Do you want to be a scientist or an engineer?
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What kind of entry-level job(s) do you want to get?
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CompTIA A+ is a good base cert - should help you gain basic understanding and get into IT tech position... If nothing else, someone with "just" a degree has lower chance of getting in than someone with degree and cert everything else being equal.Rolloofthenorm said:I was thinking about getting a comptia a+ cert. while in school. Would that be any benefit to me even though I don't have IT experience?
