Originally Posted by
Silver02ex
Think if it this way, if you interview here or anywhere, and got turned down. You’re going wonder if the lack of degree has something to do with it. If you had one, you can rule that reason out, and focus on other area to prep for your interview.
I think if you don’t have a degree, and get an interview, they are clearly willing to hire you if you don’t have a degree...it’s known. Just as if you have a degree and have a poor interview, they won’t give you a job just because you have a degree.
Let’s face it; a degree is what the computer scores a value, and a certain value gets a call. As applications decrease, the scoring model is adjusted accordingly. Right now the “degree” is the easiest discriminator out there to thin out a stack of thousands.
If the OP wants to spend his SkyWest overnights in Butte doing anything else but distant learning, don’t get a degree. If you want to do homework on your 10 hour overnights in Jackson Hole, get your degree.
But in the end, he hasn’t even filled an application out and already pondering if it’s better than 2nd year CA pay at SkyWest. That kind of thinking worries me more than a degree, or lack thereof.