I have a degree in finance and would manage all of the financials and strategies.

I graduated from college with a business degree and I got a broker license in 1980.  

The thought of going to college to get a degree so that I can built a resume that I pass around to others in order to beg for a job completely baffles me and does not seem logical.   

This is also located somewhere in the airflow, and has a temperature rating of maybe 30 or 50 degrees F above the highest temperature the dryer should ever generate. 

I'm 8 credit hours away from my undergraduate degree in business (with a concentration in accounting) and I would love to build on my business classes with some hands-on experience---but first, I want to learn and hear the counsel of those who have gone before me, so I can hopefully learn from your mistakes too!

I work now as a speech pathologist and have a masters degree.  

I got my college degree with a business degree that had real estate as an emphasis and I got a broker license in 1980.  

The prelicensing salesperson's course must be at least 75 hours of classroom instruction and the broker's course, 120 hours.In addition, if you have a Bachelor's Degree with a concentration in real estate, you may qualify for a 120-hour qualifying course requirement waiver.

Unfortunately even a masters degree did little to prepare me to invest for myself and over the course of a year, I've done about 3 deals and you learn so much by doing it.

That is awesome, getting the degree and practical experience at once...