I am a Recent Graduate from Rutgers University in New Jersey with an Accounting Degree.

@Brandon Turner does a nice job with this list so I won't try to compare with this guy:) haAudio Books:Lets throw the BP podcast here because this is the equivalent to a masters degree in Real Estate Investing. 

I have an engineering degree, with an MBA. 

That is a third degree felony.

Hi @Carley M.The biggest problem with something like that in our area is when the Lake Effect snow comes through and they have the heat to 85 degrees and 2 windows open because the breeze feels better.

We've added a clause in  our lease that during unusually cold weather the tenants must leave at least one faucet dripping slowly at night (or when away) to avoid pipes bursting.  25 degrees may not seem "unusually cold" in many parts of the country but here in the south our water lines aren't sunk deep in the ground as they are in other parts of the country.   

@Chinmay J.I heard the other day of a kid about to graduate with an entrepreneurial degree...

Also, I also did not have a degree related to real estate but decided to go to "the school of hard knocks" meaning I worked part time for my landlord (odd jobs around his properties) - he would add up my hours at the EOM and subtract from what I owed him in rent - obviously not a conventional employment opportunity, but it allowed me to learn my way around rentals, spend time with an investor .. and lower my rent! 

However my degree is in Psychology, but I've really been interested in Real Estate lately.

Especially in older homes where no angle is 90 degrees.