09-30-2022, 05:33 AM
(09-29-2022, 10:37 AM)spohara Wrote: In my less than completely humble opinion, a bachelors degree is a piece of paper.
There is a lot of theoretical, and practical knowledge that comes with earning a bachelor's degree. That knowledge can mean the difference between making a million dollars or not. Or causing a company to go bankrupt or not.
Are residential REIT's a good investment to buy right now or not? Don't know? An understanding of economics could help answer this question.
(09-29-2022, 10:37 AM)spohara Wrote: The learning can be fairly disconnected from the paper and there are much cheaper ways to learn than spending $1200 for a capstone course.
The business capstone is a pretty good course. That being said, you can hack the course. Buy the same book, find out the assignments, and then learn on your own.
Learning on your own is a powerful skill to have. People need to take some responsibility for their learning and not blame others when they don't have the knowledge they need to succeed.
(09-29-2022, 10:37 AM)spohara Wrote: What I will say though, is there might be some value in a BS over a BA prestige wise especially if you're just starting out.
I don't think there is any value in a BS over a BA. I have never seen any reports of hiring managers discriminating against people that have a BA degree.
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