Originally Posted By: Mr Nice
You'll have 25 different avenues of job opportunities with your 2 year degree.
When you do find a job.... I'd definitely advise you to use the tuition reimbursement and get a bachelors degree.
I've seen many people climb the company ladder with continuing education and training at work. A woman I know got a $40,000 raise and promotion after she got her masters degree. She could do the job and had all the knowledge.... it was just a piece of paper holding her back and onto the next step of the ladder.
That's a logical piece of advice! I have no qualms learning, I actually enjoy it, I just have a hard time affording it.
You'll have 25 different avenues of job opportunities with your 2 year degree.
When you do find a job.... I'd definitely advise you to use the tuition reimbursement and get a bachelors degree.
I've seen many people climb the company ladder with continuing education and training at work. A woman I know got a $40,000 raise and promotion after she got her masters degree. She could do the job and had all the knowledge.... it was just a piece of paper holding her back and onto the next step of the ladder.
That's a logical piece of advice! I have no qualms learning, I actually enjoy it, I just have a hard time affording it.
