I've been thinking/internally debating a lot about it today, and I feel after summer it might be for the best to slowly go back to taking a class a season and get on track to finishing my degree since I've knocked out all my Gen-Ed classes. However I'm left with some questions:

-Will I keep the credits I earned from two years ago? It's the same school.
-Do schools ever purge inactive students?

If I don't have any problems with the previous two questions, I'm stuck on a choice of two different degrees.

A Technical Certificate in Film Production and an A.S. in Film Production. The first is slightly shorter and I can complete it faster but the latter I have all the gen-ed classes completed and I wouldn't have to leave my job at the end to get the degree. I'm really torn on choosing one; I don't really want to be in a position of leaving the company but I kind of want to get it over with.

What would you guys suggest?

A BS would require me to go to a university and take other geneds like Freshman Comp 2, things completely unnecessary when learning how to operate a camera or manipulate stage lighting.

A BS would require me to go to a university and take other geneds like Freshman Comp 2, things completely unnecessary when learning how to operate a camera or manipulate stage lighting.

Yeah, but it all depends on what your career path requires. Bachelor's degrees are usually a requirement for progressing beyond entry-level jobs, though I have no clue what film production requires.

As for automatic disenrollment, you'd have to ask your university.