Through hard work and perseverance I was able to earn my bachelors degree without scholarships/grants and only cumulating about $15k in student loans.

Limited inventory and high demand, in a city where 62% of people have a bachelors degree and on top of that has the second best IT job market in the country.It will end in a few years but that's why I'm trying to transition into MFH.

For the past year or so, I have contemplated whether or not I should finish my bachelors degree because of a few different reasons.

Just being able to have the credential of a college graduate with a Bachelors degree has huge value.

To start, I am a Bachelor of Commerce student who has recently been interested in real estate. 

The expectation was/is once you attain your bachelors degree, you will be able to land a job with a high enough income to substantiate the high expense of a college education.

The first goal that comes to mind for me is completing my bachelors degree in the Fall of 2019.

I have a bachelors degree and it does nothing for me.

It undoubtedly opened many new doors in my career that would never have been opened with just a Bachelors.

@Shiloh Lundahl college education, by far...The average, in state, college tuition is about $10k, so that's $40k for a bachelor's degree.Average lifetime earning (45 years) for a bachelor's degree holder vs.