Every time I apply for a job, my engineering degree cuts out two or three annoying questions (which they might not even bother to ask before throwing my CV away

Every time I apply for a job, my engineering degree cuts out two or three annoying questions (which they might not even bother to ask before throwing my CV away). I'm thinking about moving to Hong Kong. A masters degree makes immigration trivial. Sometimes I find that an interesting problem is related to something I studied in college and so I know where to start. When I meet the parents of the girls I date I start with a few extra points of reputation in hand. Each time I sit more professional exams the whole process is well within my comfort zone so I can concentrate on the material rather than stress about the outcome. Not a bad investment if you ask me - although no one has asked me where I went to school in years either.