<prompt> Human: Hi everyone,Im 26, have a wife and kid with another on the way. I currently make about 75K a year at a stable job with guaranteed yearly raises, great health insurance, and 8 of my yearly income going into retirement with no contribution from me required. I work in healthcare revenue cycle management. Ive been thinking about going to back to college to get a bachelors in business management. I only have 15 credits so Im no where near finishing. I definitely have the time to go to school but what Im wondering is if its actually worth it at this point in my life? Will getting that degree open financial doors that Im just not thinking of or is it really not worth it? Im motivated to go but want to make sure it makes sense financially and I dont end up with something that didnt really do anything for me at the end. Help me out here personal finance. Edit: I also wanted to add that a portion of the degree would be paid for by my job. Only tuition that I would have to pay myself would amount to probably somewhere around 7K for the year if I were to go full time while working. There also isnt a requirement to stay x amount of years with my job based on amount paid for reimbursement.  <response>: I would have said probably not until you said your job would help pay for the degree. Thats a ton of incentive right there.If you have the energy and time, I say go for it. 