<prompt> Human: I currently work full time at Wal-Mart as a sales associate. Needless to say, Im looking at getting into school and finding a better career path for myself. Over the last few years, Ive struggled between the same two fields, and Im hoping to get some much needed advice. I would like to either attend Full Sail University for their Bachelors degree Web Design and Development program Ive seen a handful of opinions about that school on here already, so dont hold back, or I would like to go after a Bachelors degree in Medical Assisting with Limited Scope X-Ray at Fortis College. Yeah, two totally opposite fields. Ive always been fairly knowledgeable with computers and somewhat with coding things, but not the greatest. Its a field that highly interests me, especially as a hobby. On the other hand though, I know that the medical field is quite a lot more stable, and I can learn the computerweb information essentially for free through numerous books and online resources to pursue a career later in life in that field. Cant exactly do that in the medical field. In that case, I feel that spending the 39k per year that Full Sail wants for a 27 month degree on something that can be self-taught free of charge is a bit ridiculous. Im mainly just torn on what the best option to better myself and be happy would be. Ive done medical classes and clinicals throughout high school, but Im not sure what the real world experience in that field would be like, or if I would enjoy it. Any opinionsrecommendations on other similar college programs that I would possibly enjoy or should look at would also be appreciated and welcomed!TL;DR What would be a better choice, web design at Full Sail, a medical degree, or other?  <response>: These are both terrible degrees.1 Full Sail has a notorious reputation and rightfully so for churning out students who are hopelessly in debt. 39K per year for that program is absurd.2 Fortis is another bad choice. First, there is no Bachelors degree in Medical Assisting with Limited Scope X-Ray. A medical assistant training, whether on the job or in school, is not a bachelors degree at all. Heres a good summary of why you shouldnt get a training cert for being a medical assistant especially not from an overpriced for profit schoolNo matter what you want to do, do not go to a for-profit institution. Look into your local state funded community college andor tech school. 