cobiachaser

I bought one, it's really nice; you could always upgrade the objectives

Don't expect to make much money for the first 3 years though, but your college degree doesn't matter. Learn an in demand language like Java, C# with ASP.NET framework and SQL and you'll keep work. You might have to start for something low like $15/hr but you'll work up the better you understand object oriented programming, web services and sql stored procedures, triggers, ect. Go for it, I've been a programmer for nearly 10 years, and I am switching to something involving microbiology.