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Itās possible but not without at least a bachelors degree
Sure - especially since youāre a student, and you seem to have a good resume of responsibility and growth, I would work on some certifications like the CSCP or SCPro maybe even a PMPā¦they will showcase your skills and make you that much more valuable. As a student you can take all those certifications at a significant discount. And they are very attractive to firms.
One thing I always hated was getting an undergrad fresh out of school that doesnāt know what a spend cube is or how to build it or understand what shipping lanes are and how to run analysis. I think you would have a very significant leg up in potentially being hired above entry level and thus increase your pay too, but there are a whole slew of firms that would be looking for somebody that qualified.
I have tended to leave my companies after the high profile projects ends and I have to return to the monotony of daily planning or buying task (this is one of the reasons I have looked at consulting). Also Iām not mad about the potential pay bump. Just wondering if itās even possible without a Bcomm or eng degree.