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If you don't have a masters or PhD you aren't "highly qualified and academically educated." And undergrad is a basic degree these days, and you aren't considere
by tensor 7y ago
If you don't have a masters or PhD you aren't "highly qualified and academically educated." And undergrad is a basic degree these days, and you aren't considered to be an academic having gotten one.
I don't see what the fact that master's and PhD programs are filled with foreign students has to do with whether or not it makes sense to get a higher degree. Most of the brilliant people in North America are immigrants.
- sjg007 7y ago>I don't see what the fact that master's and PhD programs are filled with foreign students has to do with whether or not it makes sense to get a higher degree. It's more competitive, low pay during school and lower odds of a well paying job at the end.
- AlchemistCamp 7y agoI think that bit was in reference to which institution the undergrad degree was from.
- gowld 7y agoA US resident (citizen or child immigrant) can get a job at FANG with a bachelors. A foreigner needs a visa and a job interview, and grad school is a way to get a visa and get in reach of recruiters.