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You have to get into a Masters (/or PhD) degree with the mindset of learning more about a specific field. If you take random courses, you'll just end up learn
by fooker 4y ago
You have to get into a Masters (/or PhD) degree with the mindset of learning more about a specific field.
If you take random courses, you'll just end up learning about a bunch of stuff which will be obsolete in a few years that you will never use.
Exploration is fun, yes, but a post-graduate degree is not really for exploring your options.
- tester756 4y ago>If you take random courses, you'll just end up learning about a bunch of stuff which will be obsolete in a few years that you will never use. I have very little impact on the courses in my country.
- spearingthehead 4y agoPresumably a Masters (but not PhD) might be suitable as a "booster" for an ailing career, on top of being a career-changer. But I also see OP doesn't seem to doing terrible on their own. I only suggest it as a way to pull yourself out of a dump and have nowhere else to turn for help.