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I'm biased (no degree) but I feel this is bad advice. You can learn everything you need to learn online.
by odonnellryan 7y ago
I'm biased (no degree) but I feel this is bad advice. You can learn everything you need to learn online.
- rramadass 7y agoI had actually used the phrase; >This is more to prove to yourself and gain standing in the industry The second part is the critical one. While you can certainly learn anything you want by yourself, the Industry will not recognize nor accept you without a minimum of a Bachelor's degree. You will hit a hard barrier sooner or later in terms opportunities, career growth and money. That is just how it is in the real world. PS: There are plenty of studies showing a distinct correlation between Education level and Earnings potential(just do some Google searches). Here is a quick read: https://www.bls.gov/careeroutlook/2018/data-on-display/education-pays.htm https://www.bls.gov/careeroutlook/2018/data-on-display/educa...
- odonnellryan 7y agoOverall, I agree with the numbers. But the time and energy spent in school for so many years (6+ at least for night classes) IMO can be directed towards things that will give you a lot more gain.