There is the option to pursue a higher degree while working.
But really if you want to keep writing code, you aren't going to get what you are looking for in grad school, I think. What you want is very applied, and traditional grad school will give you some of that with a large chunk of theory throw in. I'd really suggest talking to an admissions counselor for the grad school at work. Our part time program, from what I understand, is VERY applied with less theory. That might be the best avenue to explore atm, just talking to them and expressing your interest and seeing what they say.
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Date: 2008-06-02 10:13 pm (UTC)But really if you want to keep writing code, you aren't going to get what you are looking for in grad school, I think. What you want is very applied, and traditional grad school will give you some of that with a large chunk of theory throw in. I'd really suggest talking to an admissions counselor for the grad school at work. Our part time program, from what I understand, is VERY applied with less theory. That might be the best avenue to explore atm, just talking to them and expressing your interest and seeing what they say.