Should I get a Bachelor's degree?

well for me, you must be consider the prons and cons if you will continue the bachelor's degree or not. but if you want to be in a higher position or dreamed about it then, you must finish or pursue you studies because its not a waste of time since were talking about education. And after you graduate their are very competitive job offer awaits you and of course higher salary than your previous job still its a investment of yours.But then, if you were talking or concerning about the financial, its very confusing and hard to choose between the two but if financial is not a problem, so you GO for it!.WELL GUDLUCK!

I am also working after graduating from the college but I want to take a master's degree. I also have thoughts like yours. Then I am thinking about some correspondence program where I can get the degree while working.

You will not get your degree any younger than you are right now. If you do not continue you may find yourself needing the degree later on. Perhaps you can work on your degree online while keeping your job.

If you surly know what you want to do with your career and you know what is required of it start looking further into school. You could go back part time, or online and see how things go. I'd like to go back but I don't know what to get a degree in *lol*

For me if you like that idea why not if not take 6months school who is accredited by tesda so that after all you not get bored to school then by finished it you have a job immediately.

maybe you can do a degree part-time and work part-time? maybe your company would put you through the degree. ask your manager...if you don't ask you don't get

Today's competition in the employmetn industry is very stiff. Sometimes being a graduate of a four year course is not enough. Employers look for aside from being a graduate, some wants experience of the job, a pleasing personality and of good moral character. I suggest you finish that your studies so you could have the edge with the other applicants. If you can take evening classes taking lesser units, you can also work during the day, you don't have to give up your present job. Though it will take long, at least you can expect that you will graduate in due time.

In the first place, no one is too old for school. You can also go back to school and obtain your bachelor's degree. As you have stated, some big companies ask for bachelor's degree so if you got one, you will have big chance of getting the job you really want. Don;t be intimidated by your age, go back to school and get the bachelor's degree and hang that diploma in your room!

It depends on how you really wanted that degree and how can it useful for your future. Please, there's no age limit on education as long as you are willing to learn and you know how to manage your time. Get over the the age thing because it will only hinder you in the process. If you can find to manage your time to attend to both work and study, I'd say go for it. Remember that you will spend some serious cash on your education and you will have to devote some time to it. If you want support yourself, that will also be great. Regarding your job, you could ask if the company will be willing to let you attend classes. Some companies appreciate that their employees want to learn more regarding about the industry or any specialization. If not, enroll in online classes or after-school hours which are often offered by some schools.

Hey, I'm 52 years old working on good grades for being eligible to enroll for an education at the university. Educations, knowledge, degrees are good investments in yourself. As one said, there are online courses, which you can takes in your own pace of study. As you complete your courses you can graduate enjoying your exams.

I started my BSc(hons) when I was 34 with 3 small kids. I have never regretted it and have since also got a teachers qualification (results depending. I found that learning was fun and absorbed it all like a sponge. I will continue to study whilst still working as it keeps me away from the TV and gives me a purpose. Yes it can be tough at times and you may have to sacrifice some down time but it can give you a great sense of achievement as well. Go for it, enbrace the learning and enjoy. You are never too old to study. I am 47 this year and thinking about my next challenge.