about diploma or degree?
819464
a degree is ALWAYS better than a diploma\nso get that cleared up if they give a degree or diploma
764952
a degree means you have experience because usually to get a degree you have to do volunteer hours in your field of study...the two go hand-in-hand so employers are more likely to hire someone with training AND experience than someone with just experiene alone
29992
While it may be a "piece of paper" you need to realize that the education that you receive will give you that edge when you want to apply for a job.\n\nThe norm is that you need at least a Bachelor's degree to get most good paying jobs, a high school diploma or an Associate's don't cut it anymore.\n\nYour goal to getting a degree should not just be to learn and get it, it should also teach you essential life lessons to better prepare you for the future.  I have taken classes that has shaped and developed my life and I give much credit to the Professors that take the time and effort to make me a better person.
6981
Don't let these people mislead you.  On average, having more education results in better life outcomes along many domains of interest, starting with monies earned.  That does not mean that you cannot succeed without a high school diploma or college degree- it does mean, though, that an MD will be much more likely to succeed than someone with a GED. \n\nIf you are asking about the marginal benefit of obtaining say, a master's degree over a bachelor's degree- there are still often benefits, but they do become more limited after a point, so it depends on your life circumstances.
1058730
You degree is based on the actual courses (modules) that you study. Some modules are common to many degree areas eg some Math modules are common to business, science, engineering. \nIn your new degree program, you can get credits for the common modules but you will have to study the unique modules from scratch.\n\nI hope you had some common ones, otherwise you'll be in college for a few more years.
870038
I would say just get your degree.\n\nI've spent my entire career in the high tech sector - an area for Bachelor of Science degrees.\n\nAnd I have all my degrees in Bachelor of Arts...\n\nWhat really matters is just having a degree - from there, you can do what you want, as long as your dedicated.\n\nJust my .01\n\n-dh
565527
The way I understand it is you may take part in the graduation ceremony but you don't get a diploma or degree untill you have enough credits. You don't graduate early.\nWalking in the graduation ceremony doesn't mean you graduate early.How many people would finish the course if they already had a degree?
37077
I stand behind a 4-yr degree.  It is more reputable and gives you a well-rounded education with better selection for classes.
819015
i'ld say it would be a polytechnic diploma because it's much more streamlined (completion of specific courses) to fit certain job scopes only. high school diploma is not streamlined, at least the high school diploma that i attained :)\n\nimagine you want to become a pharmaceutical assistant. a polytechnic diploma under the pharmaceutical course would allow you to become one. a high school diploma, however, won't give you enough knowledge to become that--it is good foundational knowledge to enter a university, though, or if you don't want to aim high but still want to study, a diploma :D
1133437
I would also suggest that you do ur 11th , 12th and then complete ur engg. it certainly carries more value than getting a diploma.
557084
Evaluation is a step # 1, but you probably will need to corroborate this diploma. You will need to pass several exams (which is not very easy to do).
31553
It depends on the field you are going into.  But more then likely it is better to go straight for your Master.  It used to be just your Bachleors but now everyone has a degree but everyone doesn't have a masters.
1049296
Once I received my letter telling me I had passed, I could pick up the diploma where I took the test. Just call them they can tell you where to go. hope this help, and congradulations.
411863
get a highschool diploma
571635
having a degree will help you get a job and increase your chances of being promoted \n(many companies require that you have a degree when hiring and/or when promoting)\n\nwhat you want to do is how you should determine which degree
417976
Uh... Country... State... city?\n\nAlso... are you planning a graduates school... or actual degree?
471026
I thought there were no more diploma programs for R.N.s\n\nIf you can attend a diploma program, you will be a better nurse after graduation.  Studies have shown that it take college educated nurses at least a year to acquire the same "on-floor" experience that a diploma nurse has.  This is because diploma program students spend far more time working in the hospital during their training than college  students do.  Many nurses who graduate a college program  have only done a procedure one time! (Now this might have changed as it has been years since I have had to deal with any new nursing grads). Diploma nurses have done it so often that they can't count the times.\n\nAs a head nurse, I have worked with both straight out of school.  I would take the diploma nurse anytime!  I usually had to supervise a college nurse on her procedures (as a  new grad) as she hadn't done them often enough to feel comfortable doing them alone.\n\nNow, if you are more concerned with a degree and money, then by all means get the college education.  If you are not concerned with the difference in pay, go to a diploma school.