I can't see how we would, your observations where right on the money.

Personally I didn't see a need for CS in my career. I knew exactly where I was going and what I needed to get there. It...

I hope you do a little more research than just this thread when making such a big decision. There really wasn't a deep exploration of either degree posted here. Good luck either way. :D

Don't get me wrong, comp sci is much much harder. I graduated CIS and had 1 course that was really hands on computers, the rest where programming, math (calculus, quantitative methods, blah),...

I find CIS guys often work on systems; business systems, systems analysis etc. Comp Sci people usually end up computer engineers. I wouldn't say one holds more weight than the other. It just...

The Web Designer Versus the Web Developer: Who is Right?
by Chris Hooley of MCP Media, Inc.

For some reason, they have the same goals, but can't seem to agree on the right way to achieve them....

There is no "wrong way", so feel confident you are doing well. You do have an education which is more than most people can say.

If you get some experience you should be fine - catch 22 - you need...

Experience is key. For example, two of my cousins, around the same age, are both big geeks. Really smart dudes. They both started college the same year, one went to Devry, the other went to...