<prompt> Human: I already spent a lot of time and money on two college degrees at the bachelors and masters level in fields that wound up not working out for me. Thankfully, I was able to leverage past work experience to get my current job in business. I would like to continue to work in business long-term, either as a reportingbusiness analyst or in user experience design, and advance into a position that will pay 6 figures. I currently work as an analyst. My concern is about my long-term employability in this field given my unrelated degrees - because my college degrees have absolutely nothing to do with business and I have limited work experience in the field about 2 years combined experience, I am not sure if I will have a hard time advancing in the field or convincing another employer to hire me if I leave my current job or lose my job.Im also in a really good financial situation currently, and I dont want to screw that up - I own my car outright, I have 5-figure savings, I have no credit card debt, and I have very little debt from my 8.5 years of education my education would have easily cost over 200K if I hadnt gotten scholarships and worked while in school. I will likely have the education debt completely paid off in the next few months, as I only have a few thousand left.I really fear going back to school all over and being saddled with 60K of new debt at this stage of my life Im in my 30s. My job does offer tuition reimbursement, but it would probably take me 5-10 years to get another masters degree for free, as they will only pay for one class a semester...and I dont plan to stay at my current job for 5-10 years. So if I wanted to get another degree in any kind of timely fashion, Id pretty much have to shell out my own money for a substantial portion of it.What should I do? Should I avoid taking on new debt for another degree? Should I just maybe focus on getting certifications relevant to my field SQL, Google Analytics, etc. instead?  <response>: As long as you have relevant job experience the degree wont matter at all. Id go the specific training or self teaching route for specific skills you need. 