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Not having a degree is the type of thing you will be reminded of at nearly every turn in your life. Even if it's a pain in the ass to get one, I imagine it'll b
by brianlash 16y ago
Not having a degree is the type of thing you will be reminded of at nearly every turn in your life. Even if it's a pain in the ass to get one, I imagine it'll be an even greater pain explaining to employers at that you only left because you didn't like it. Then you'll have more convincing to do before said employer believes you're up to snuff with other, degreed candidates.
There are more shades of gray for someone going into their first year. If you're already halfway done I tend to think it'll be to your advantage to set your jaw and grind through your last year or two.
- andre3k1 16y agoMy thoughts exactly. A degree is nothing more than a signal of your intelligence. How else to show potential employers that you are in fact smart? If money is the real issue, then transfer to a State school. Enjoy your time in college, it only comes by once. You may seem bored and frustrated, but the time will be gone before you know. Work on launching your own startup. Failure right now is not a big deal. Make the most of your time.