Did you earn a degree in college/university ? If so, what degree ? And what is your current career ?
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Yes, I have a B.A. in Writing. I'm lucky I matriculated before they changed my major to have two tracks, business writing and creative writing. I find business writing boring and I'm too lazy to make a living as a creative writer. :-D  I didn't want to go into journalism, either. What I really wanted was to be an editor.\n\nThe editing field is really hard to break into when you have almost no experience. But the degree helped. About a year after I graduated, I was hired by a small publishing house. The pay is not much. However, I got to handle an entire book for my first major editing project, which I think is pretty flippin' sweet considering I'm in my early twenties (usually it takes several years to work your way up).
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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
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I have a Bachelor of Science degree. My major was Sociology and my minor was Psychology. I graduated from a state college in Missouri.
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Uni? What is your studies?
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I personally didn't go yet. I wasn't ready yet, but most likely going in September. I had to figure out what I wanted to do with my life first.Did you go? And if so why did you go to college?
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What do U mean? Is this career choice or what?  This is your first Q  & needs clarification.  Did U try search for those terms?
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I worked in the IT field for years before finishing my degree.  Experience kept getting me better and better jobs, but if you ever want to go into management they will want a degree.
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Unless you are doing a degree in hard science (Chemistry, Biology, engineering) anything else is just a degree. \n\nCollege is a time to try things out, average student changes their major 2.5 times. \n\nFind something you enjoy and stick with that. \n\nNever let anyone tell you, it is not possible to do what you love for a living. It is just a matter of having realistic expectations about what that job will earn you. If you can live with what your degree will earn you that is enough.
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A degree in Social Work... have you thought of maybe Social Worker?
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It depends on many factors:\n1)university/college issuing the degree\n2)what are your expectations for your career? What positions do you want to have access to?. Do you prefer a management or a technical orientation?\n3)your real interests (e.g. what you like to do, what you do well, etc.)
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I started going to college for a Business Administration degree, but changed like most.  You could do practically anything in the business world (entry/mid level wise).  I.e. Customer service supervisor.  I guess it depends on what you want to specialize in.
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What do you do for fun?  Try to make a career out of your favorite hobby.  I was majoring in psychology (which I had wanted to do since I was about 15), and a semester into college I realized it was not for me.  I changed to an "undecided" major and stayed in school for another 2 semesters before realizing that I was in the wrong place.  I transfered to a small art school and moved back in with my parents.  I'm one quarter away from graduating with my culinary arts degree and I couldn't be happier.  Don't look for a program that fits you, figure out what it is that you're good at, and then figure out what you have to do to make a living at it.
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In my ideal world, I would have stayed in college meaning I would have been done a long time ago. Right now, I plan on graduating December 2007 with an associates degree. Of course I want to fulfill my dreams and ambitions, that is what is driving me and motivating me to finish school.\n\nRight now, I feel that I am headed in a very good direction. I have a job, albeit a fast food job, but a job none the less. I plan on looking for a job after the new year in the profession that I'm majoring in in school.
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What kind of work are you in?
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well, I don't have any degree, but I happened to answer an ad in the paper.  They hired me as a drug and alcohol counselor with no experience in drugs, or counseling (well except bartending.)  Once I got into the field, it enabled me to find out what part of counseling I wanted to do, because from my experience there's a pretty wide range, which most people don't realize.  Or you could ask some professors at a college who know about the different fields.  There are jobs out there who hire entry-level because it can be a difficult field with low-pay.
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Nope - I am an education and history major.
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Personally I would go get the Associates degree. Call it the bird in the hand syndrome ...\n\nWhen I interview folks, I really don't take path to a degree into account. You are either qualified or you are not. in the interim, it is nice to have a piece of paper formally signifying your accomplishments. You never know if something unexpected will arise that may further delay your Bachelor's degree.