Do you use your college degree at your job?

[MikeTheBartender]

Yes

No

I don't have a college degree

[D_Bone_Steak]

Not really... I printed my 6-year master's degree out when I was drunk and got the job, but after that... Nope!

Took me about 6 minutes to find and prepare my degree. Who the fuck would actually be dumb enough to pay to work, just for a chance to work for pay? Pfffst, that's fucking retarded.

[Anonymous]

No.


I mean don’t get me wrong, a college degree most definitely helped me to get an interview and be considered a “qualified” candidate for the job.


But in terms of actually applying the things I learned to my job (most of which I don’t even remember), then the answer is no. I learned those skills through training/internships/experience.

[mandyfire98]

I don't use my degree at my job.

[Summeroflove]

Even if your degree is irrelevant. It still probably helped you get your job and have you some knowledge.



If you work in a job where most people don’t have degrees. It puts you above most your colleagues.

[OddBeMe]

Do I use my college degree? I had to have one to get it. Does that count?

Do you use the degree? Or the knowledge it provided?

[MikeTheBartender]

I used my two week bartending school certification if that counts

[ShadezMcgee]

Nope. A lot of people that get degrees don't end up even going into that field they study.

[exitseven]

I have a degree in computer science and work as a systems administrator m..

[Anonymous]

Yes I use my gender studies degree at my engineering job all the time.

[D_Bone_Steak]

Interesting, so do I with my African American History degree. It's amazing because I almost feel like I didn't really learn anything at all.

[Opinion Owner]

@D_Bone_Steak I build gender fluid bridges

[musicbrain5]

Every single day.

[Anonymous]

I used it as toilet at my job when I had to go.

[MikeTheBartender]

Lololol

[BarryLiverstone]

I sure do