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Looking at degree programs to do after diploma
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Hey, I was wondering any other programs that I could do part time after finishing my diploma while working or full time straight out of college. I looked at a couple programs and was wonder if there is any others.

  • Guelph and Windsor have 1 year to complete degrees, with Guelph being a Computing degree and Windsor being a CS degree I believe with diploma transfer credits. Edit Windsor is 1.5 years
  • McMaster DCP BTech for Software Engineering Technology, it's about 2 years of full time studies, but it's more of an engineering degree something I don't think I'd be cut out for
  • Athabasca Computing Information Systems degree, which isn't a CS degree I guess
  • Open University has a three year full Computing Information Systems degree as well but again not a CS degree
  • TRU has an online CS degree
  • TMU has a part time evening CS degree as well but I don't think they like transfer credits that much
  • Algoma has an accelerated one as well but I don't know if I could handle that

Outside of that, I also read about University of the People, and Idk if that's a degree mill or not cause I can't tell. It's accredited but I'm not sure.

My main goal is that to get a CS degree as that has become the minimum for job listing, and my diploma isn't going to cut it even though I have internships, hence I was looking to do a degree program that would take my diploma credits as I don't want to and I don't think I can do another 4 years of schooling. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

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