<prompt> Human: Almost jokingly I applied for full time IT Jobs, and I got offered a position whos posted minimum salary is 50,000. Not sure what to do next. I am currently a sophomore in college studying Computer Science with a focus in Information Technology.edit: School costs approx 35k a year, and i have the money already in savings to pay it off Assistant: Will they pay your tuition to finish your undergrad? It will certainly take you longer by only taking a course or twosemester, but it is worth considering, depending on if you have student loans and whatnot. In my experience, employers will want that piece of paper...even if this one doesnt. Ive seen several people denied jobs, or promotions, despite their work experience, because they didnt have an undergrad degree.Human: That lack of an undergrad degree probably becomes much less of an issue as you progress in your career. I didnt finish college and have never had any problem getting a job. If a company looks over my resume with 20 years of experience and trashes it because I dont have a degree, Im not really interested in working there anyway.Also, college is expensive. Theres no way to know if all the money spent on tuition will have enough impact on earning ability to even be worth it.All that said, I still think its ideal to get the degree especially if an employer will pay for it!.Assistant: i could save 70k by not going to school senior and jr year. I feel like i could use that money to get things like a car and to help get a more independent life started, instead of the few thousand id save from going to school for those years Human: Could I ask where the job is? That seems like a lower salary then you could expect if you graduate with a comp Sci degree.I suggest you get an offer not just what the max salary might be. It could probably be worth taking the job but I would still recommend finishing the degree too. Might take longer though. Assistant: there are actually 2 offers now, both in WIHuman: Are these in hand offers that youve interviewed for already? Or are they LinkedIn offers from a recruiter?Assistant: ive had one phone interview and the second is an email asking to set up an interview Human: So you still dont have any offers in hand? I would stay in school. Having a degree is worth it just for the doors itll open in the future. Assistant: over the phone they said theyd send me their offer over the next few daysedit: they said they are looking forward to meeting in person, and they said i meet all the requirements that they are looking for, they seemed skeptical when i said i didnt have a degree but other then that it seemed like the needed someone to fill the position asap  <response>: From just a phone interview? I mean see what they offer but my advice stays the same. Stay in school. Having a degree opens doors that get barred by HR departments for people without one. Ive been in your shoes. I would get recruiters every week contacting me about jobs and I ignored them all because I had a year round internship and was focused on my degree. Theyll still be there when you graduate and then you can ask for more. 