So I got a shit BA degree. Anything I can do aboout that now

[deco]

your drugs are working

hahaha

 

[redshirt27se]

you should focus on not being a shitbag, and move forward from there. if you have a job and aren't currently committing a felony, consider your life good.

 

[deco]

I want way better though. I know where I will be the most happy and for that I will need to make a lot cheese (southern france). Lotto hasn't been working out for me. I'm on natural high in Europe.

 

[iggy]

best of luck bro.
pick something you excel at.

degrees are tricky nowadays since fewer jobs are opening up and everyone has them.
connections will get you more places now.

 

[mrplunkey]

olololololwherethefuckisPlunkeyolololol2

lololololPlunkey spent the weekend in New York and had to get caught-up on work before he could hop on EFlololololololo

 

[PICK3]

lololololPlunkey spent the weekend in New York and had to get caught-up on work before he could hop on EFlololololololo

the man owns you

just sayin'

 

[mrplunkey]

basically I moved so many countries and went to so many schools I barely tracked wtf I was doing half the time. I played bball in hs and then made it to good university and got a crappy degree. The only degree that I thought existed in universities going in I thought was business/economics/architecture and the rest was shit. Largely because my bro is an econ major my father is architect and my mom is an engineer but back home even though she was in the aviation industry, engineering job was considered crap. You always could get a job but it was considered lower ranked degree then say political science or international relations cause for those degrees you would need some serious political contacts (Such as father/mother ranked high in the government org chart). Well anyway, I got that degree, its completly useless and I never really learned shit. I finally landed a normal, good paying job that's completely unrelated to my degree.
While my next step would be to apply for an MBA program mainly due to the fact that I could never pass the bar due to my lack of moral character at least based on my arrest record and potentially even a misdemeanor or two(or 3 or 4) in there (I don't know how they treat expunged/dismissed stuff)I figured wall street would welcome me with open arms.
Now I learned that there's all kinds of derivative trading in there which usually needs a computer science degree or something of that sort, I figured it could be worth pursuing a quick Degree in an engineering field followed by an MBA. I like engineering but growing up and playing bball and all that stuff I figured engineering was for nerds and it paid shit. However, it's interesting enough to me where I think I could kick ass.
Has anyone here redegreed themselves or added another one to their collection? is it worth it?

1) Not that many quick engineering degrees out there.

2) MBA w/o some type of underpinning (undergraduate in science or engineering) isn't nearly as useful.

3) Careful with the priors. Any job that involves moving or influencing tons of money will come with a really ugly background check.

4) Derivatives are a blend of computer science, mathematics and finance. I have no idea what the job market will be like in a post-reform era either.

 

[PICK3]

lololololPlunkey spent the weekend in New York and had to get caught-up on work before he could hop on EFlololololololo

additionally, I all know is that I needed you, you weren't here, and my heart was broken




no homo though

 

[mrplunkey]

the man owns you

just sayin'

I am the man. And my lust for want and greed is driving me to make a really nice distal radius plate that I can sell at 25% than the lowest price available in the market.

I'm gonna cut some steel today bitches!

 

[lartinos]

I thought about going back to school. So glad i didn't do that. I could easily do that now and would be tempted.
If my business really blows and continues to grow I would consider it. Going full-time is not something I'd wanna do though. Seems like a waste when instead of paying some school overpriced tuition I could just focus on my business at hand. I only took took two business classes (intro acc and bus). In college I was told I needed to take calculus for a business degree. After taking pre-cal I said fuck this I'm done with taking useless classes. The way the whole system works is retarded. Like calculus has anything to do with anything I was interested? Come to think of it half my friends who own businesses didn't even get a bachelor's degree. One was a millionaire at 25.