Investing effort and time in learning high payoff skillsets where risk can be hedged to a large degree is also a key area to focus on if your goal is to be wealthy and specialize rather than diversifying.  

You prove it can be done with out a "standard- college degree" that is another thing people say, "Go to college- it will open doors." or something along those lines, but what it really does is pile on the debt.

I agree with @Damon Duperre, if you have other options - take them.There's too many degrees of uncertainty with the "over seas" applicant.

Chris holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Information Systems, a Masters in Business Administration from the Graziadio School of Business & Management at Pepperdine University and a post graduate candidate of Masters in Dispute Resolution at the Pepperdine University School of Law. 

I currently attend the University of Michigan (go blue) for a degree in Finance.I've been hanging around the BP forums for a while; most of the questions I had were already previously answered.

All of our docs are stored in specific folders in DotLoop.If your Broken isn't offering you some degree of training, it might be in your best interest to interview another Broker.Hope this helps 

I have a civil engineering degree, and it takes a certain kind of answer to satisfy my mind.

I went to college too, which is not mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

When I was 17 I move out out my parents house and into an apartment with quite a few people, around 8 to be specific and of course with that degree of people many mistakes were made, but as I have learned one of the most important things of a mistake is the lesson, after that I moved into a small house for around 1000 a month after half a year of that building debt I started looking into investing in real estate a bit more, ended up having a low income company (tri-lakes cares) help me put a down payment on a mobile home, after a year I had it payed off and changed jobs a few times when I ended at CAH I have gotten a bit more serious in investing in real estate.

We have all kinds of investors with varying degrees of experirence that would be more than happy to help you along your journey.