I'll really like to know.

Learn a skill for your own good, am talking from experience.

Olorilolo unfortunately the answer is no. Having a degree only give an edge because of your exposure however having the right skills and talents sustains you in an organisation.

It depends on the kind of job the applicant is looking for. I would however recommend getting a higher degree such as a Masters if possible. In many situations, if the fields are completely different, the candidate may be able to get into the new field with a Post Graduate Diploma and then proceed to a Masters. There are also many foreign universities that would accept industry-relevant experience plus a degree in any field as proof of eligibility to get into that particular field at Masters level. Please note that this may not be possible in all scenarios.

Depending on the kind of job being sought, certifications may be a good route to also consider.

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Honestly, its just a waste of money and time.

We have moved from the era of "go to school, make good grades, get good job and retire with your pension" life to "what skill/can u do with your hands/brains" .....

The earlier u understand this, the better you'll be able to make a decision on time and switch over ....

Too bad, too many people are over qualified for jobs being scoutted for!

Some of my friends have 3 masters and yet, no job.

I'll advise u learn as many skill (digital oooo) as possible because even 1 skill these days can mess somebody up.

It is well .... God dey

Olorilolo:
I'll really like to know.