Paige
Is it possible to get every degree there is to get in college?
I am no exactly sure if I only want to have one degree because what if i want to change my job and I don't have my degree for the new job that I want I would have too go too school and do it again so why not get all my degrees at one time.
2 answers
Brandi Olden
Brandi’s Answer
That seems like a good idea, in theory. In practice, however, there is a lot to consider. The biggest things would be money, time and focus.
Trying to get more than one degree means taking more classes. More classes = more money. More classes = more time. Carrying two majors at once is the most I've even seem a person attempt (Also, most colleges have a maximum course load you can take at a time).
I believe it would be more beneficial to choose a job you enjoy. A lot of times, there will be places to go in that job that are slightly different - ones that you can do without another degree. But in reality, most jobs nowadays change often and ongoing training and learning is tied in to whatever role you choose.
Daniela Silva
Daniela’s Answer
Hello Paige,
I think impotante you, first decide what type of activity you wish to develop at the time. After this decision, it was essential to seek a professional qualification course, to the type of activity you have chosen. Focus is important for career and life. Unfocused we run the risk of staying lost the tasks we perform, and can not develop the necessary motivation for the daily activity.
A graduation is important, but more important than seek an education is deciding what you want to do as a career / work activities. Think about it!
Best Regards!