Heh, no degree is required to do this stuff. Just as long as you know what you're doing. I know plenty of people with Bachelors in CIS and still don't know sh*t while there tons of bedroom coders who are just plain genius.
However...the current IT industry don't always agree with that concept. A 2 year associates would be sufficient to maybe get your foot in the door (and getting your foot in the door maybe all that matters) but a bachelors is definately a better choice.
However...the current IT industry don't always agree with that concept. A 2 year associates would be sufficient to maybe get your foot in the door (and getting your foot in the door maybe all that matters) but a bachelors is definately a better choice.