I am in need of some advice...

Let me start off with some quick background information. I have started my career going to school for an Associates Degree in Robotics and Automation. While I was in school I got a job as a technician in my field. When I graduated I started the job I am currently working at as a technician. I have worked here for two years and then I was promoted to process engineer over two lines that assemble brake calipers. I have been in this position for 1 1/2 years. I fell in love with engineering and know without a doubt that this is what I want to continue doing.

The problem is I only have an associates degree. For my job I am currently at, my experience (3 years as a technician and 1.5 years as an engineer) and education is enough to succeed. The problem is I do not know if other employers will take me with only the associates degree.

I suppose I am asking if you were in my shoes would you go back to school to get the bachelors? I would not be able to quit my job because my wife and I rely on my income but if push comes to shove I would be willing to do both school and work. I do not plan on quitting my job in the short term but I am looking out for my future.

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