Question Regarding Resume

[dfrecore]

The associate's doesn't fill any gap. Most people take four to six years to finish a bachelor's degree, and you don't need to put your years of attendance on your resume. I put my year of graduation on my resume, but once I get to my 40s, I'm removing anything that could give away my age.

At some point, your resume is going to give away your age, even if you degree doesn't.  The fact that I started working in 1989 is going to show that I'm older than many other candidates for sure.  Yes, I can leave off jobs that aren't relevant, but I still started working in accounting full-time in 1991, when I was 20.  At some point very quickly, it becomes relevant (because that's also when I started doing other more important stuff, and you can see my progression).