[outworlder]

> I have a master degree in computer science from a university in Chicago and i can tell you that most of these courses can be learned by yourself.

Is there any skill in the planet that cannot be learned by yourself, given enough time?

Now, if you do have the self-discipline to learn everything, at the same level, without a teacher supervising and pointing out the mistakes you didn't even know you had made, congratulations.

In that case, though, why wouldn't you enroll anyway? It's like a self-signed certificate. You may have a valid one, but having someone else to validate gives it more credibility.

[absolutenumber]

Well,you guys are part of the problem.That is high school kids end up spending/getting loans to go to college to study course they can easily learn at a fraction cost by themselves.

And not too distance reasons why boot-camps are everywhere.You try to make computer science/tech looks like extra ordinary adventures.I repeat you don't need four walls of university to learn almost everything you need to know in computer science.

If i had had information that i have now,i would have dropped out of college in a heartbeat.I don't need to give you any example of people who drop out of computer science study and still excel.They are everywhere.Don't say that these folks are exception because they are not.

I understand that some folks need structure to excel in anywhere they find themselves in life.