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Originally posted by Varius
I have no degree either....but any company that requires one, I would likely label as 'traditional' and not want to be a part of anyways 
I've also seen, in the process of hiring many people, that someone with some experience is a LOT more valuale than someone out fo school with a degree but no experience.
The other thing is, school is always behind. Example, if a new programming language comes out, it will be many years before schools ever include it in their curriculum....so you will get someone with basic programming theory but no practical knowledge 
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Sure except of course somebody with a degree and experience is even better.
What you learn in University is how to learn. Finishing a degree shows an employer you can commit yourself and you're able to learn and then perform tasks as instructed.