Yeah, 3 years is better, cheaper, more effective. Then you can go back for a Masters when you need it. The extra year is not going to give you the extra kick. O

Yeah, 3 years is better, cheaper, more effective. Then you can go back for a Masters when you need it. The extra year is not going to give you the extra kick. Only a Masters will do that. The Brits got it right. Of course this will kill the whole private school 4 year franchises, that make you believe they can change you as a person (the Yale/ Harvard/... man). 3 years is too short of an incubation time to mess with you IMHO. So much for dealing with the education priesthood.