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SMiller · 10-11-2009, 10:48 AM

In my humble opinion, any degree is better than no degree. Of course, you would more than likely make more money with a bachelor's degree than an associate degree. I can understand time constraints. A person that works or has kids or family may find it hard to go to school full-time. YOu could get a 2 year degree, and then work towards the 4 year degree. However, working while going to school can be difficult.

So, I guess it all depends on what level of accounting and responsibility you want to achieve. If you finish 2 years and decide you like it, then certainly continue on to get a bachelors degree.

10-11-2009, 10:48 AM	#2 (permalink)
SMiller Status: n00b Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 7 Rep Power: 0	In my humble opinion, any degree is better than no degree. Of course, you would more than likely make more money with a bachelor's degree than an associate degree. I can understand time constraints. A person that works or has kids or family may find it hard to go to school full-time. YOu could get a 2 year degree, and then work towards the 4 year degree. However, working while going to school can be difficult. So, I guess it all depends on what level of accounting and responsibility you want to achieve. If you finish 2 years and decide you like it, then certainly continue on to get a bachelors degree.