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BilalPowell posted...

I think he means actually needed rather than the jobs put college degree in their requirements because they're conformists.

You cannot be an attorney in most states if you're not a member of the bar. In most states you need a JD degree in order to sit for the bar.

You need an accounting degree to become eligible to sit for the CPA test, without which you cannot be a CPA. You can do some book keeping here and there, but that's not the same thing.

You need to have a specific engineering degree to sit for the professional engineer exam too. You can still do plumbing and some handyman work and call yourself a "building engineer" without it, but you're not gonna do real engineering work too.