A degree is basically a license allowing you to get a job above the service and low-level manufacturing industry, so of course it's worth it. Having a writ of n

A degree is basically a license allowing you to get a job above the service and low-level manufacturing industry, so of course it's worth it. Having a writ of noble title was worth it in the middle ages / renaissance area. The real question is whether there's enough objective value beyond self-reinforcing certification requirements to justify the expense.