08-11-2015, 02:06 PM
Just a general talk about how your degree has improved your life either with work goals or anything outside of work.
Before I got my BA degree from TESC, I made $35k/year as a counter rep for the California Secretary of State's Office.
After I got my degree, 4 years later, I'm making $80k/year as a State Auditor along with perks/benefits adding up to more than $20k/year.
I was also able to take the CFE exam and get that designation (which helped up my compensation at work as well as increased promotional opportunity).
I was also able to take the CBEST and get my substitute teaching credential so I can substitute teach in public schools and make a lil extra $ on my random off-days.
It also has been accepted by all the grad schools I've applied to which include B&M public schools.
So far, the degree has paid for itself a million-fold and I'm so glad I did it.
I've reached the point in my career where it's near impossible to move up any higher until I get my Master's.
So that's my next feat for the next couple years.
Once I get that, I'll be able to apply and hopefully get a management spot.
How has your degree improved your situation at work or even outside of work?
Before I got my BA degree from TESC, I made $35k/year as a counter rep for the California Secretary of State's Office.
After I got my degree, 4 years later, I'm making $80k/year as a State Auditor along with perks/benefits adding up to more than $20k/year.
I was also able to take the CFE exam and get that designation (which helped up my compensation at work as well as increased promotional opportunity).
I was also able to take the CBEST and get my substitute teaching credential so I can substitute teach in public schools and make a lil extra $ on my random off-days.
It also has been accepted by all the grad schools I've applied to which include B&M public schools.
So far, the degree has paid for itself a million-fold and I'm so glad I did it.
I've reached the point in my career where it's near impossible to move up any higher until I get my Master's.
So that's my next feat for the next couple years.
Once I get that, I'll be able to apply and hopefully get a management spot.
How has your degree improved your situation at work or even outside of work?