I recently graduated from Vanderbilt with an econ degree and am now doing investment banking. It is horrible. I work 80-100hrs a weeks and have no time for anything else. I regret not pursuing CS after enjoying some self guided studying (could not have double majored and graduated on time because I was a transfer). Vanderbilt said they will not let me return, and I found an online bachelors at Auburn. Would this be looked down upon by tech firms? It is a bachelors in cs and there is a subreddit where people say it is accredited and gets them jobs. I thought school prestige may matter, so I also saw Georgia Tech had an online masters program. However, it has prerequisites that I do not meet. What should I do? I am filled with so much regret for not just staying longer at Vandy.

Just saw your video on game development Engineers and moments ago I had just started learning about c# what should i do now

Hey Baxate, I genuinely really love your videos. If you wouldn’t mind, I wanted to ask for some advice. I’m a 20 year old CS senior and I kind of made the mistake of not applying to internships, as I started college a little early and didn’t really know that I should’ve applied. I’m about to graduate with a BA and wanted to know if you’d recommend that I keep applying for full time positions/internships or perhaps pursue higher education in a field I’m interested in? Thank you again

So, I have been trying really hard to get internships but always gets filtered out at the Online Assessment level. Well, generally when I do leetcode I am able to solve most of the medium questions within 20 mins but whenever it comes to the HackerRank test, even thought it’s the easiest question I always fumble and not get the right idea in mind to pass all test cases . So, can you please give me some advice In order to do well in that round. Btw love your content. Plz keep up the good work!!

What about people that struggled from the beginning? My dad died when I was in the first grade. I gave up on school from first to eighth grade. I passed by the skin of my teeth. Side note the no child left behind act left me behind by pushing me forward. I taught myself everything. I didn’t know how to use a period until I was in high school and I’m still not confident today. Saying pay attention to fundamentals I had suicidal depression and didn’t care. Now I’m going to college as a 32 year old. 😬 what about those type of scenarios? I have no building blocks. I’m building on sand at best.