@Ryan American Military University (a offshoot of American Public University System) offers an associates degree in real estate studies (more geared toward being an agent, but not too bad).

I am a senior but may be staying another year to get my graduate degree.

Since I will have two masters' degrees as of this coming May, I think it is important to apply my knowledge and establish my full value in the employment marketplace.

Over the past five years, I've bought properties in Euclid, Bedford, Garfield Heights, Mayfield Heights, Cleveland Heights, and Cleveland proper (North Collinwood neighborhood, near Euclid border) -- all of these properties have been acquired for considerably less than their previous peak values, which were not even unreasonable/inflated to begin with, so I have a fairly high degree of confidence that the values will be back at that level and higher before much longer.

I'm about to finish my Master's degree, then looking to get nice little job and to invest in real estate. 

After realizing my bachelors degree would did not prepare me start a career.

I am also finishing up my degree so I am focusing on next week meeting, hope to see you there. mmm BEER

You are winging it, to some degree. 

It's going to take a lot of work and effort to be successful in real estate so start with your research.That being said, yes, I have an accounting degree and began a very successful career in accounting starting out as well. 

And it's 25 degrees outside.