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It seems to me that although a degree in a specific field would be helpful, that experience would be more highly weighted.
For example, I would LOVE to work on campus, doing either student life or greek life. I however, am pursuing a master's in marketing communication.
I AM however, going to be advising for my sorority and *hopefully* helping the greek office at my own graduate school (where my org is not).
Therefore, if eventually I decide to take the route of student life/greek affairs, I will have experience both as an org advisor and helping a greek council.
Plus, I'll probably end up in admissions first, but you can always lateral to another part of campus!
Experience counts, not that piece of paper. You can always sign up for training for events, every one, even with a degree in HEA, has to keep up-to-date.
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