does a degree that does not require "boarding exams" mean it's useless?

[ethnicappalachian]

Since you're in ND, I'll respond to you which could also be the response to all other replies on this thread; the oil and gas technician degree/training required no "boarding exams" upon graduation and or when applying to get the job the way a nursing degree does. That's why I was asking this question since the oil and gas tech degree required no "boarding exams", I thought the school offering the degree is just trying to take students' money. But I guess I got my answer from all the responses I got.

Originally Posted by NDak15

What's a boarding exam?

[MinivanDriver]

Originally Posted by ethnicappalachian

I've inquired with a program director if the degree required "boarding exams" the way nurses, lawyers, etc. have to go through to get licensed to practice their trade. She said no. Does this mean that degree that required no boarding exam is useless or not?

What? Total rubbish.