I found out last night that I got an A in my Probability class, which is quite surprising as I couldn’t even finish our take home final.
That test was one of the tougher ones in my scholastic career, and I was sure that I totally bombed it. I guess everyone else did just as poorly as I did 
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Of course, thanks to UT’s lackluster after-hours program, I can’t take another class until next semester (if I’m lucky), which means that I should finish up my degree sometime around (back of the envelope calculations…) 2017. Yikes.
I’ve got to do something about that.
My schooling continues to move at a snail’s pace. I’m currently enrolled in a Probability class through U.T.’s University Extension program, but it’s slow going. And with a cursory glance at next semester’s offerings, it seems like there will be, again, only one class that applies to a Computer Science degree. And it’s another math class.
I found out last week that St. Edward’s University offers a full-time after hours Computer Science degree through their New College.
Pros:
- Get a degree in a reasonable amount of time with minimal sacrifice.
- Great Biblical studies dept., which keeps certain doors open for the future.
Cons:
- Not UT, so it’s hard to say which classes will transfer. Any that don’t are a loss.
- Not as good of a Comp. Sci. dept.
Decisions, decisions.