Crystal

What I mean is can I get a job right out of College without practical work experience? So, I am either going to major in Accounting or computer engineering but I am working as a Teacher in a daycare right now. I know we all worked crazy jobs to get us through college but will potinional employers see my past work experience and push me to the side because it has nothing to do with what I am applying for even if I do have the degree. Really though I am just trying to pay my way through college attempting not to get hundred thousand dollars or more in debt. I am a non traditional student. Everything is planned out except what going to happen after I graduate. I am working full time during the day and taking classes at night. I do homework in the morning seeing as I don't get home till some time after midnight and study during my lunch break and while the children are sleeping. It is perfect right now until I have to think of graduation. I know that none of knows what is going to happen in the future but it dosn't hurt to be prepared. I just don't want to waste all that money not to be able to get a career with the degree I worked so hard for. Thank you everyone for taking the time and sharing your knowledge and opinions with me.

Yes, I am asking your opinion and that is it. The way I see it, going back to school can either be really good or really bad. I have done a list and everything about the pros and cons of going back to school and it always comes out the same. That is why I am asking the yahoo answers community for their opinion. I will be going on mostly scholarships and grants but of course I will still have to pay some out of pocket. That might put me in debt but not as bad as it could be and if I get a job with the degree then I can pay the loan off no problem. Seriously though $140 for a parking pass, is that normal or is it a VA thing. For real though it is a little crazy I mean I will be on campuss a total of like 2 hours a day. I am not staying on campuss. Alright back to the real point, what do you honestly think, good idea or bad? Also, I take my studies and classes very seriously. I am hoping to find a school that does the same. I do not want to go to a party school so I was thinking about a private christian university but I don't know if that will make a difference. I will be working my way through school. I will not be the typical college freshman that their mommies and Daddies are paying their way so they don't have to care and can party and goof off. I was thinking night classes, do you think that will cut down on the goofing off and partying to be more serious.

Thank you for providing me with your opinion and any tips you might have.