Education at 40 ?
JuiceBox69
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Im looking into more education for manufacturing..
Is an advanced degree worth the years snd investment or should i just focus on a trade at my local community college ?
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Would a Bachelor degree and Master actually provide more income or is it some deminsinshion returns shit ?
I have been thinking about pursing a Bachelor degree in this and maybe more but first i need a solid trade as the future of Christian faith in the West is dying and being a bi vocational pastor is more than likely will be my career
Whatever you do, do not pay for your education unless you get assistance. Most companies will pay at least 50% tuition for their employees to attend classes for career advancement/college tuition, many pay 100%.
Engineering is a strong degree in this economy as so many companies are building/expanding. I got my MBA a few years back while working full time-it was a grind but has definitely paid off.
Of course I enjoy some heavy grinding. 😎
That said, I don't know of any engineering degree that doesn't require that you be very good at math. So, be prepared for a lot of math.
If you're talking about becoming a certified pipe fitter or welder, etc., then go to a good vocational school.
For STEM or business areas, edX or Coursera have great online classes from the best schools in the country. You can audit for free to explore what interests your and study at your own pace.
It could have had such a different meaning from your intent and Juice would have not followed your advice to search that website. Such a thoughtful Randumbmember
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