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"Joshua D. Boyd" wrote:
> 
> One employer explained the degree expectation this way.  He said that it
> shows you can stick something out, even when it is hard and/or
> unreasonable (like having to take a phys ed class to get a college
> diploma).

i've seen too many employers ignore a degree in favor of solid
work experience
to merit wasting money on a piece of paper.


> That is why many places want you to have a degree, even if it is totally
> unrelated.

most would still rather hire an experienced person rather than a
fresh out of 
the ivory tower wet behind the ears knowitall. except motorola or
ibm. they'd 
hire a mushroom as long as they said they could do 'x'.
 
> I personally am trying to get a degree in large part because I would like
> to go to a research oriented grad school for awhile before really entering
> industry.

ah, a professional student. just beware, there are fifteen year
olds right now, 
who, by the time you graduate, will have more experience than you
to put on a 
resume. it's something to think about.