> So college wasn't all that bad to me. They still need to change the > funding model here in the states though. That shit is broken as fuck. > For some people, namely those that are talented and have good > self-motivation, it may very well be worth their while to skip that > mess. Probably doesn't work for physics though; it can be hard to do > experimental physics on your own ;) > > Also, the D newsgroup is probably better at teaching > programming than college. Hmmmmm. ;)
I have refused to go to college if I can't pay for it upfront and easily, which was impossible. Right now I have an option to go leaving me without a debt. There's courses I want to take to get me further into programming, yet the options are either difficult to impossible based on location, or what I really want isn't a specific offered course, without a lot of extra bloat to it likely. Now I'm wondering what I should take. Should I even bother getting a CS degree? Or does someone think another option would be better?
