If you already have the coding skills go for the business degree. I've been in the industry for 22 years and its very easy to teach someone to code in C, C++, Java, etc., but its not easy to learn the business end of things. This is even the case for the programmer vs. the manager. I expect all of my staff (coders) to understand the industry we work in...they should already know how to code.
Remember...your can learn anything in "21 Days".
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If you already have the coding skills go for the business degree. I've been in the industry for 22 years and its very easy to teach someone to code in C, C++, Java, etc., but its not easy to learn the business end of things. This is even the case for the programmer vs. the manager. I expect all of my staff (coders) to understand the industry we work in...they should already know how to code. Remember...your can learn anything in "21 Days".