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A degree in gender studies, women's studies, or any other subject where your only hope of employment is replacing the instructor someday is pretty much worthless.

A two-year associate's degree in a field at your local community college (where you plan to live) is likely worth it's weight in gold.

In between the two are where the value depends entirely on how willing you are to work hard at your profession and where you are willing to live to seek employment in said field.