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Pursuing a degree in Real Estate

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I’m currently interested in pursuing a degree in real estate by using my GI Bill I attained from my service in the military and I wanted to ask is it worth it. I currently work a full time job and I plan to do full time school as well this fall. Is it worth pursuing a real estate degree and if so how would it help in my real estate endeavors? Thank you!

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Anson Young
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Anson Young
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I honestly dont know anyone in real estate who has an actual real estate degree.  I'd say, get a business degree, your real estate license and the CCIM commercial real estate certification and you will be light years ahead of most real estate professionals.

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