> Nowadays I wouldn't recommend anyone to get a tech degree in a university unless it's a world class one

This is horrible advice. Hiring is a zero sum game, and a college education is treated as a table stakes requirement which won't change.

When trying to get hired, you are competing against other candidates, and if a tiebreaker is needed, the less risky option will always be hired.

Additionally, where you get your degree doesn't matter too much, but getting one is critical. It can be a BSCS from WGU for all that matters, but getting one is important. Also, bootcamps are useless now. Don't waste money on them.

The only exceptions remain veterans from the armed services assuming they were trained in the right MOS.