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OMSA/OMSCS from gatech. Cheaper and a much more rigorous program.0
Either or. Depends on the time on hand and money you’re able to spend, as well as how far along in your career/age you’re in. If you’re in your mid to late 20s, you could still plan for a FT MS in hard core technical field and jump back into workforce in 12-18 months. But if you cannot afford the time away from FT paid job, then start with certifications first and foremost. These are in your own time, and less money. Then, try building up your portfolio on the side - ie use the knowledge to create some solutions. Meanwhile, in parallel, find ways to get involved with tech projects/roles either at current company or perhaps applying for new jobs. Very do-able but will require some planned effort
You can't get a second bachelor's in the US once you've already completed one. Certificates, postbac degrees, and graduate degrees are your accredited options.
Boot camps and certificates from no name schools don't add much to your resume for STEM roles, but can still be useful for learning if you don't have the discipline for independent study. If you do, save your money.
That's actually not true. I definitely started a second Bachelor's program after getting my first one. I'm just one course away (capstone) from completing the second one.
Perhaps you're thinking of rules around financial aid / scholarships.