I agree. It's a faith vs. good works type of argument. If you love your field, it's not necessary that you put the footwork in to land a degree in it....but t

I agree. It's a faith vs. good works type of argument. If you love your field, it's not necessary that you put the footwork in to land a degree in it....but typically a degree can be considered a sign of one's drive to learn more about a subject they personally enjoy. A degree is a reflection of desired personal growth in an area. It's not meant to serve as a certification of one's command of a subject.