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If you're doing grad school full time then it should only take 2 years for a Masters. You can get a Masters in 4 years while also working at your high paying j
by hdctambien 11y ago
If you're doing grad school full time then it should only take 2 years for a Masters.
You can get a Masters in 4 years while also working at your high paying job. That just costs you a night or two a week (and not that much money, depending on the school)
- poikniok 11y agoHe is talking about a phd, a masters is an absolutely terrible investment, and strong negative hiring signal whenever I see it, unless it was done strictly to immigrate to the US.
- RogerL 11y agoI've worked with so many people that were amazing, and had Masters, and others who were nearly useless to destructive. I don't believe it is a signal at all.
- stuxnet79 11y agoPrecisely why I did not do a Masters. I found out I learned a lot more (relevant skills in the 'real' world) in my summer internships than I did during the semesters in school.