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Do it. You can only gain.
by orangethirty 14y ago
Do it. You can only gain.
- tjbiddle 14y agoI wouldn't completely agree with this. There's a time trade off - If someone can learn more efficiently by doing things on their own vs. attending a university - It could be a loss. Of course this varies for each person.
- orangethirty 14y agoHe is almost there. Worse than having no degree is almost having one. Shows you can't finish what you started.
- tjbiddle 14y agoIf he's almost there I'd stick it out - But I don't think the OP said anything about time spent, just that he dropped out. Just re-read it and it states 4+ Yrs work experience - Not schooling. But yes, if that were the case I'd truck through it.
- victorhn 14y agoI am on this situation, however mine is a masters degree, i almost finished, unfortunately events happened and i could not continue due to financial reasons, does anyone think that this may have seriously hurt my employability? (right now employers ignores me after they see the 2 year gap with nothing to show for)
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- Techasura 14y agoYes, i can only gain. you are right. Well, i got admitted to a local university today. It will be a evening college, so that it wont kill my day.