But in the years since, I've barely used the degree.

In the short term, I'm going to finish college with a psychology degree, and probably move to Seattle (where my family is) or LA (where I go to school).

I'm finishing my 2 year business degree soon.

When I put in central a/c I had to change from the timed thermostat because it only went to 74 degrees a/c and I wanted the tenants to have free reign over there a/c because they are paying for electric.

I would also like to point out that this can be a golden opportunity for someone who wants to mold an individual without enduring all the costs associated with training.I'm currently finishing my degree in Finance, I have 3 years of telecom sales experience, and eager to get into the mortgage profession.

Then make sure you get a great deal where you can force some appreciation, sell for a profit to give you an alternate exit strategy if you should need or choose to take it, and insulate yourself to some degree from short term market volatility or if your projections are off.

(I would hold them as subject, to some degree, even if she did not).

I'm 26, non grad degree in business law.

Here in Texas you have to take anywhere between 4-7 classes depending if you have a college degree.

You wont want anything to distract you from schoolNow if someone was getting a liberal arts degree I would say quit school and focus on REI