Adigha

Degrees are nice because they take up extra space on your resume. I got an IT degree and hardly use it. Switched fields and got into the industry as a CS Lead. On the side I am modding NWN games and teaching myself scripting. The local community college here actually has a Video Game course. They offer Design, Art, Programming and Production. Taking some classes so I can use up more space on my resume! :cool: Honestly, I tend to believe that degrees and certs (if they relate to gaming) are important. It shows the company that you can finish what you start and that's important in gaming. But in the end, what you can do is most important, IMO.