I agree, as long as you throw in some practical experience building things. Not to discredit universities, but much of the content is theory because the existing model simply cannot keep up with advancing technology. Core CS theory is great and essential but it won't help you in everyday life as a coder like actual application will.
On the other hand you could argue that a programmer get enough CS theory from Pluralsight courses to become decent, or even great, but that piece of paper is still pretty important to many folks out there.