<prompt> Human: Im 32, going back to school for my second Bachelors degree. My parents bought my current home specifically for my fiancé and I to live in while in school and my first degree was paid off in full. My parents plan to pay for the wedding. I spent some years working full-time in between degrees and have a 401k from that job, had 15,000 in credit card debt, and about 7,000 in subsidized student loans on my current degree. I work part-time, have about 200 in Acorns, 200 in Coinbase, and 500 in Robinhood. I won 40,000 in my first try at Fantasy Football betting. I paid off the credit card in full, and the rest is sitting in my bank. Id like for about 10-15,000 of the rest of it to start earning, and the rest to sit as savings. I dont know if, when it comes to investing it, if I should just dump it in my Acorns account, which Im at least familiar with, or look into opening a different type of account. Im in TN, which doesnt have state income tax.Assistant: why a second bachelors? whats the first bachelors in? a masters might be faster and cheaper, and open more doors. Human: My first was Creative Writing and English, which did not open doors, and I dont think a Masters in that opens the doors I want to go through. Im doing Computer Science currently and should graduate in the Spring or after a Summer internship.  <response>: Yeah OP, I cant overstate how valuable the skills from your first degree will actually be even if the degree itself wasnt. If you can apply them to creating legible and easy to follow documentation or instructions etc you will be highly valued in any field in IT. Seriously, good technical writing skills for documentation isnt an aspect of IT that gets talked about but its as useful as a sysadmin as it is for a programmer or for a database admin etc. 