If it does not, and it's just an expensive degree - it's something worth re-evaluating.Once you figure these two things out, everything else will sort itself out pretty easily within the next 1-2 years.

Study and get a marketable degree and don't worry about it.

I'm a CPA and attorney with both a masters degree in taxation from a business school, and a masters of laws LL.M. degree in taxation and estate planning from Georgetown Law. 

Yes, some folks made a lot without school but with a college degree (good one)  you will have lot more leverage for next 50+ years in your life (i.e. you continue your education with good grade for next 6 years and if you do it right , that 6 years will pay your back for 50+ years to come). 

In my opinion, it doesn't have the same degree of speculation -- yet -- that most other areas of TN have seen.

I played professional baseball for 4 years but am heading back to UVA this fall to finish my degree.

It is extremely moist down there and we have had a stretch of 90 plus degree weather with extreme humidity the last 2 weeks so we are now worried about mold.

Congratulations on getting started in real estate and on graduating soon with PA degree! 

He is in his tenth year at Devry for a 2 year degree program, living and studying off his parents the entire time.

Decades of college degrees and debt and negative image of construction jobs is catching up with us quickly.