Before that, I got my undergrad degree from University of North Texas, an MBA from Drexel, and a Masters in Real Estate Planning from Florida International.I am always running around the DFW area if you want to get together for a coffee and chat real estate!

Or maybe if it's a thing where I should try each one to a degree, see which I like/enjoy best and go from there?

(silicon valley or seattle are for tech degrees. chicago, memphis, nyc for social work degree, etc...)there are opportunities everywhere. and there's also the ability to invest from afar... so without more criteria as to what you want, it is hard to pinpoint a place.

@Christopher Marie depends on if you are in a new field or if you recently got a new degree in the field that your new job is in.  

A couple years ago I had an intern who was working on his Real Estate degree at UWM.

Or maybe if it's a thing where I should try each one to a degree, see which I like/enjoy best and go from there?

My name is Derek Henkes and I just graduated from the University of California Riverside after 3 years with a Bachelor Degree in Business Administration.

I am 23 years old and recently graduated from SUNY Cortland (located in central new york) with a bachelor's degree in sport management.

I used to never like to read books or really do anything besides what the "norms" are, which is "go to school, earn a degree, get a job, blah".

As we speak, I am currently pursuing my Business Degree.