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A.S. in Electronics Technology
B.A. in Liberal Arts (w/a minor in business)
MBA in Marketing - in process, but hope to be done by Summer of 2012
I think it's unfortunate that many in this thread feel their degree is/was worthless (although you're certainly entitled to that opinion ) However off all of my studies, I must say that the Electronics degree was the most pointless one. I could have learned all of that on my own with some good library books and apprenticeship. My BA has not translated into anything as far as improving my career. But I did learn, challenge myself, and improve my critical thinking and writing/research skills.
Almost BS Business Management
Fortunately for me, my years of experience have driven my salary to the same level as others in my company with a degree.
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) However off all of my studies, I must say that the Electronics degree was the most pointless one. I could have learned all of that on my own with some good library books and apprenticeship. My BA has not translated into anything as far as improving my career. But I did learn, challenge myself, and improve my critical thinking and writing/research skills. 
