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>Masters in CS? MBA? Business in CS? Law + CS? Make up your mind first, then u will know. >What opportunities would each offer? Endless opportunities..as far

>Masters in CS? MBA? Business in CS? Law + CS? Make up your mind first, then u will know. >What opportunities would each offer? Endless opportunities..as far as you can see or imagine. But i would be biased towards CS because you can make a product and be off to the market very easily...if you know what you are doing... >Employment opportunities before and after. How is it affected? Help lower unemployment stats......think of creating jobs instead.

dlikhten 15y ago
Furthermore I would never encourage anyone to do nothing but stay in achedemia for long periods of time. That is unless the job demands it (my wife is a Speach Language Pathologist and cannot work until she has a M.S. in SLP period) however I don't have a masters. I was considering getting one eventually in a field like AI or something but I would want to ensure I go to a very respectable school where I am guaranteed to find some awesome research projects to work on. End-of-the-day a Master is for a specialization you want to work on for specific type of jobs. Generally past a B.S. is not required in 99% of the market especially if you are good.