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[QUOTE="Reeko, post: 24370, member: 16284"] I have to take offense to the crack about degrees being worthless pieces of paper. I think that a good degree from a good school with a high GPA are good indicators that a person knows how to learn. For example, I have a BS in EE from Texas A&M and graduated with a high GPA. This shows employers that I probably know a little in EE but also that I can learn new concepts. This does not say that I need a degree to be a good engineer. It only helps to open the door. There are plenty of people without engineering degrees that can do what I do (I never use any of the Math or Physics anymore). I think the degree only helps get you your job, keeping it is another story. I know people that have engineering jobs without degrees. It just takes longer for them to prove that they know the concepts, not that they can't. [This message has been edited by Reeko (edited 01-03-2001).] [/QUOTE]
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