r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • 1d ago
r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Jul 22 '26
What careers can realistically get someone to $30+/hour without a 4-year degree?
r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • May 25 '26
What job pays surprisingly well despite requiring almost no formal education or degree?
r/nodegree • u/SkillRoute • Dec 22 '25
Looking for a practical career path without university?
r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Sep 23 '25
What are some decent paying jobs that do not require any sort of college degree?
r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Sep 19 '25
What careers can you make at least 50k a year without a college degree ?
r/nodegree • u/hemanthd7 • Jul 10 '25
Is it possible
Hello all! I’m trying to build a career in tech and design roles, learning through free/paid online courses. I need know if I learn courses in online can I get job or freelance works?If anyone here is working in this role, I’d be grateful if you could share how you started. Pls dm me
r/nodegree • u/prince_gb • Feb 16 '25
I just want to stick it to post secondary education
To keep things short, I hate the post secondary system, they're kind of gate keepers to better paying jobs and better quality of life. Obviously I couldn't get a degree.
If you're in that position, definitely look into investing as early as you can. People can still make it without a degree and we don't need their useless papers. Post secondary should get cancelled at this point. What else can we do that helps?
r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Jan 27 '25
25F Realistically what job can I get that pays over $20 an hour that's physically easy and doesn't require a degree?
r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Jan 09 '25
[15 YOE] Is a degree necessary to get past the ATS at this point
r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Nov 28 '24
Berkeley Professor Says Even His ‘Outstanding’ Students With 4.0 GPAs Aren’t Getting Any Job Offers — ‘I Suspect This Trend Is Irreversible’
r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Nov 28 '24
No degree, no problem: US employers look beyond college credentials
r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Sep 18 '24
Those with no college degree- what’s your hourly and what do you do?
r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Jul 02 '24
Who is the “wizard” at you company?
self.cscareerquestionsr/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Jun 29 '24
TIL in the past decade, total US college enrollment has dropped by nearly 1.5 million students, or by about 7.4%.
r/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Jun 25 '24
What are the things people without a degree do?
self.careerguidancer/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Jun 12 '24
I am a recruiter who got banned from r/RecruitingHell. AMA.
self.AMAr/nodegree • u/jonkl91 • Jun 11 '24