I like the idea of a two-year technical degree. They are immensely practical. They take less time (and less money overall) than four-year bachelors degrees. They usually have a large percentage of time spent in hands-on labs. Having a two-year degree is much better than having only a high-school diploma (which is much better than having no diploma.)
You can't get there from here
The problem with having a two-year degree is that the ceiling is much lower than it would be with a four-year degree. Or, in other words, the ladder to where you want to go may not reach down to people with two-year degrees.
As with any life decision, you have to first ask yourself what your goals are.
Let me illustrate with a tale of two friends... after the jump.
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You can't get there from here
The problem with having a two-year degree is that the ceiling is much lower than it would be with a four-year degree. Or, in other words, the ladder to where you want to go may not reach down to people with two-year degrees.
As with any life decision, you have to first ask yourself what your goals are.
Let me illustrate with a tale of two friends... after the jump.
______
Read more »
