So now that my bachelor days of spending lots of money on silly toys are also past me, I am actually excited to work my way towards financial growth through real estate.  

I graduated from the University of Missouri in May '12 with a bachelors in business administration-management and I could not agree more.

I was actually aware that having a bachelors in RE would meet the requirement but didn't realize a minor would work.

Where as a normal bachelor is starting at about $600.

Having completed my bachelor of business admin (focus in marketing, integral in real estate) from UC, it taught me to be an employee not an investor.

My goal is to wholesale 3-5 houses in my first year, and then as my business grows I would like to wholesale more deals and then start doing rehabs which would be my specialty since I have a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Architecture, as well as currently working as a carpenter, and working on getting my Master of Science in Construction Management.

After I graduate I still do plan on going to college for a bachelors in accounting if I don't decide on full time investing before I get done with my GED work at my local JC.With that being said I do plan on making this my career one day and I'm ready to put all the work in to be at the top level of this profession.

It can be a very good profession, but I'd suggest at least a bachelor's degree in business, accounting, finance or economics.

It took me a while to get out of that and look towards other opportunities to become successful.I am currently attending and I do plan on attaining my bachelor's at least in accounting.

Education beyond a bachelor's degree is supremely over-rated!