Is getting a second Bachelor's degree a crazy idea?

Essenar
Fri, 22 Aug 2014 20:54:32 +0000

Take the prerequisites to the science program at a JC. This’ll save you anywhere from $100-200+ on a per unit basis. Do your best to get A’s in them (It’s not hard at a JC to do this, just go to class and do the homework). In the meanwhile, try to get a part-time 0 experience required lab assistant position (either at the JC or at a lab hiring on CL or Indeed). Use your proficiency with Excel/Word as a skillset and your degree to get the interview. Explain your career change in the resume/application.
After you’re finished with the prerequisites, skip the second bachelor’s and apply to graduate schools that don’t require a same-field bachelor’s for their program. I’d rather hire someone with a bachelor’s in business and a master’s in biochemistry who had a life changing experience than someone who has a bachelor’s, still doesn’t know **** about my industry.