Associates degree and unrelated Bachelor's? (and Grad school enrollment)

[dfrecore]

1) I think for most employers, an AA means virtually nothing. I'm really not sure why you would even get a BSBA if you really want the Psych degree? Doesn't make a ton of sense to me.

2) Also, I worked in HR for years, and someone told me they were enrolled in a grad diploma/cert/masters program, it would hold zero weight with me. Tell me when you have your degree, otherwise, I'm not interested. MAYBE if you were in your final course, or something like that.

3) Undergrad cert holds as much weight as an AA - which is zero.

Then again, all of this really depends on the job that you're going for, and what the requirements are for it. Some places really don't care what degree you have, they just want you to have a degree in something. In that case, it really wouldn't matter if it was in the field or not.