hey i am a senior in high school and im wondering if I can get some guidance about whether I should

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[upper dragon]

hey i am a senior in high school and im wondering if I can get some guidance about whether I should join a coding bootcamp or get a cs degree

[grizzled wharf]

Degree

[raw bay]

I would also say degree idk abt boot camps but I hear degrees are held in higher regard

[white shadow]

hey there!

you can do whatever you like

eventually, what it counts, is what you have in mind and what you can do

if you're looking for job asap, a bootcamp can help. but make sure it's not a trap

for deep fundemntals, scientific purposes and love in studies, a degree might be better

[raw bay]

Agreed

[white shadow]

although, you can get into a deep learning curve even within a bootcamp

[primal plume]

Degree always has an advantage, if you can prefer that.