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WontonSoup 17 points 3 years ago

You have a resume that puts your knowledge further than 99% of CS graduates, myself included when I graduated it sounds like. That doesn’t mean stupid hiring managers or HR department’s understand that though. Many places will auto dump your resume without a degree. Just being realistic.

I guess the question if you love both is do you want to break for back working on cars or sit in an air conditioned office writing uninteresting code most of the time.

There’s no real reason not to go to school even already having the knowledge. You learn a lot more than just CS and those in major classes would likely be a breeze for you. And you’ll get an opportunity to learn things you probably haven’t studied in the higher level courses.

You’ll also get to actually focus on other things and take some really interesting courses along the way. You’re gonna work til you’re 60+. Take advantage of being 18 for a while before you go into the real world

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dis_honestfamiliar 3 points 3 years ago

I like this one the most. I second this, but other comments are good too.

It's hard without degree and it's just as hard with degree and no experience. It seems you get auto rejected without degree so there's that.

My opinion as someone with cs degree working in IT, well do IT, but no, try to do both. Go with career as software developer and mechanic on the side.

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