Can I get admission into mediocre to decent US University with a 54% in MSC in CS?

Question

I'm an Economics bachelor's, a three-year degree with 54%. I wasn't interested in Economics, hence my pathetic score.   
    
  Still, I started learning about the program after a while, and finally, after about a year I was able to land a job as a developer.   
    
  I currently have over 18 months of experience as a developer with a bunch of online certificates and some cool projects to show my knowledge in the domain. Can I get into universities like Ohio University, KSU, University of Illinois, Chicago, UMB or if I'm being too ambitious then ASU?

A D · Answer

Hi,
Yes, ASU CS, University of Illinois Chicago, UMB  CS are ambitious. You can try for MIS or data science or economics from a university where they also allow you to take some CS  programs. Top data science programs are difficult to get in but it might be possible to get into lower-tier universities because you could have taken subjects related to mathematics in your bachelor's degree. You can shortlist the universities using:
https://yocket.com/college-finder

Smoky zz · Answer

The percentage is way too low to even be considered for MS in CSe in decent universities, and all good colleges will deny you admission because all require a 4 year bachelors degree and you'll have more than 4- 6+ prerequisites to complete and DS-AlGo , DBMS they are not at all easy even to CSe students so better your best bet would be to try for MIS since it's taught by business schools and this program also has similar job prospects as CSE