To Get a Degree or Not?

[netsurfer802]

Hi:

I appologize if these site isn't really exactly intended for this type
of question or not, but anyway, I've been trying to e-mail the Cyber
Advisors at the school that I have some credit hours toward an A.S.
Degree --St. Petersburg College, Florida--actually have received a
Microsoft Office certificate.

The problem I have in weighing whether it's worth going back to school
& paying for what I need to pay is know what the statistics are for the
people that actually have an A.S. Degree actually getting a job or work
in a related field. Does anybody have any suggestions in getting the
answer to this?

Thanks very much in advanced for any response.

MC

 

[Og]

Generally, the higher one's education, the higher one's salary.

Whatever one's education level, an increasing number employers are finding
an ever greater need for employees who:
1. Have a rudimentary understanding of English grammar.
2. Have a rudimentary grasp of English composition.
3. Have a rudimentary familiararity with the methods of information
searches.

If you were a middle-school student, I would grade your writing sample as
follows:
#1: D- minus
#2: F
#3: F- minus

Clearly, whether or not you pursue a degree, your employment outlook will
improve considerably if you address these glaring weaknesses.