I graduated from a post-baccalaureate CS program (BS-granting) ~1 year ago and have since been working as a full-stack .NET dev for a small-medium sized company. I'm starting to think about next steps for myself skills and career-wise and am curious as to people's experiences with Udacity's nanodegree offerings. My initial impression is that a sequence that is a bit more nuts-and-bolts in terms of subject matter, like their React program, might be a safer bet in terms of tangible career benefits. That said, if their ML / NLP programs are likely to render one a competitive candidate in any of those fields (which I'm skeptical of), I would be very interested in pursuing one.