[JenB]

And Computer Science can lead to a viable work-at-home contracting position. Even if I go home and never “work” again, my degree is paid for, unlike (I would think) many of these “Homemaking Majors”. And I do have the potential to earn extra money later.

I got my BS/CS in 2004 too. Love the stuff.

[JamesP81]

I got my BS/CS in 2004 too. Love the stuff.

I ended up getting my BS from a small state university, but it was a pretty good education for all that. And inexpensive too. Now I sling code for a commodities brokerage. We use Codegear Delphi.

Not many ladies in the CS field. I imagine you didn't have a lot of trouble finding a job. In fact, I remember when I was in college the average CS class would average 25 students at my school, and we'd usually have one or two ladies.