Does it make sense to go for an associates degree in comp. networking and technology?

I already have a bachelors in an unrelated field, it's English. Should I go for an associate's or a Master's and would I be able to find a job?

If you're wanting to do computers, yeah.

If you're wanting to do documentation or the like, English Masters would probably be better.

If it's not English-major related (like docs), you'll get ridden on why you didn't get the computer degree first. So be ready for that.

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