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For a lot of people, getting a higher education is not a decision made by economical motivations. When I decided to pursue an MSc, I was well aware that it's ve
by Legogris 11y ago
For a lot of people, getting a higher education is not a decision made by economical motivations. When I decided to pursue an MSc, I was well aware that it's very possible that I would have had a higher lifetime income just staying in the industry, or being satisfied with a BSc. It's not about the money.
- chrisbennet 11y agoThat is undoubtly one of the drivers but to my point, it would only matter if it was a driver that might explain why non-residents are more likely to get a PhD than residents. I could see that being true. Perhaps non-residents value a PhD for family or cultural reasons more than residents do.