> despite years of experience and good knowledge of CS fundamentals
Have you considered majoring in something other than CS? If you're adequately self-taught and need the degree, then might as well learn something new and useful.
Have you considered majoring in something other than CS? If you're adequately self-taught and need the degree, then might as well learn something new and useful.
On the flip side, unfortunately CS is one of the few useful degrees that's had enough schools create a worker-friendly program (i.e. online) so many other degrees probable mean dropping out of the workforce.
I've considered biology and law because they seem to pair well with software. Perhaps smaller niches would be even better.