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Honestly, all I can say is that having that piece of paper makes finding a job a lot easier. Look into what kind of work you want to pursue, and you might find that a degree is not even needed. In that case, I would advise saving your money and going after your dream job.

This is all par for the course in my Udo classes. My only advice would be that you must simply get over the fear of going up-side down. Once you finally get up the courage to throw your feet over your head, you will wonder what all the fuss was about!

I have been studying various forms or Martial Arts for about a year now (Kung Fu, Bagua Zhang, Tai Chi, Udo, and some Chin Na). I am not going to get into which form is better because it tends to be a preference issue. I would say, however, that this is something worth doing. Find a form that you are interested in and pursue it. It will be beneficial for you in more ways then you may think.