If you have a college degree, list that but not your major. If you have no degree, omit the section.
The goal is to avoid including anything that would give them an excuse to reject you without speaking to you.
If you don’t state anything about your education, many employers will assume you went to college but left it off your resume for the sake of brevity.
If you say you have a bachelors but not in what, many will assume it’s something relevant to your field.
All the better for you. You’re not being untruthful. You’re just being careful about what first impression you give.
Once you’re in the interview room, if they have questions about your background, you’re in a much better position to explain why you’re just as capable and more effective than someone who has a bachelors in computer science.
The goal is to avoid including anything that would give them an excuse to reject you without speaking to you.
If you don’t state anything about your education, many employers will assume you went to college but left it off your resume for the sake of brevity.
If you say you have a bachelors but not in what, many will assume it’s something relevant to your field.
All the better for you. You’re not being untruthful. You’re just being careful about what first impression you give.
Once you’re in the interview room, if they have questions about your background, you’re in a much better position to explain why you’re just as capable and more effective than someone who has a bachelors in computer science.