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It is pretty much a requirement these days. A 4 year degree is equivalent to HS and many companies look at graduate degrees nowadays. Some industries and roles don’t require a degree and you can make it big with experience. However, if you want to change industries or start in corporate, virtually all of them ask for a 4 year degree. Here’s a thought: see if your work will pay for your college education, or at least part of it. Then if you decide to go elsewhere, see if that company will pay for grad school. I paid for my grad school but that’s because the timing wasn’t right. I went before I got into companies that would have paid for it. I have some friends/colleagues that worked FT jobs while going to school at night (also what I did) and the company reimbursed them for it. That way you get a nice degree and save a bunch of money.
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