To: ConservativeMind
Great article but no surprises. In many professions college is the only entry point, such as law and medicine and most engineering. Otherwise, the follow-up question is "worth it compared to what?" Compared to doing nothing, it's worth it. Compared to starting yer own company or going through tech certification or service in the Armed Forces, probably not as good.
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09/12/2007 8:29:19 AM PDT by
Ukiapah Heep
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To: Ukiapah Heep
In many professions college is the only entry point, such as law and medicine and most engineering
Law and Medicine are great degrees. The only question I have about them is this : ARE THE PORTABLE ?
For instance, if you got your law degree in Florida, are you allowed to practice it if you were to move to California or vice versa ? Or do you have to take the bar again when you move to another state ?
Same question with a Medical degree... can you take it with you from one state to another ?
The thing about being, say a Computer Engineer is this --- tools are STANDARD and if you can demonstrate expertise and experience in say -- Java Programming, you can take it anywhere with you.
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