Actually, the math seems to be quite different: $6,600 vs however many multiples that Ivy League school charges.
This sort of thing, if it produces quality people, lowers the education bar and that's never a bad thing.
This sort of thing, if it produces quality people, lowers the education bar and that's never a bad thing.
Not all CS masters are equal. Not all CS instruction is equal.
Depending on these outcomes, the cheap masters in CS could be superior to a local, more expensive, in-person community college masters.
Sure, the faculty at an Ivy League can make all the difference. So can the faculty at a top-tier school like GT.
But will the faculty at Ye Old Community College make all the difference and warrant the 2-4X higher cost?