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Posted by Nathan in MN on June 29, 2005 at 15:59:33 from (64.212.141.92):
I"m nearing the end of my high school career, and of course, that means college searches. I"d like to be a diesel mechanic, and I"ve found several schools that have it, but my question is this: how important is the degree? I"ve found a few places (favorite right now is Montana State University Northern in Havre) that have Bachelor"s Degree in diesel technology, but most places just have an Associate"s Degree. When an employer sees my resume, will it matter to him whether I have an Associate"s or Bachelor"s, or does he just want to know that I have some type of education? Thanks in advance for the help, Nathan in MN
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