im starting one in april

should be a fun time

people with a masters degree cant wait to tell you that they have a masters degree

unless you going lawyer/doctor/ or something super specialized don't go straight master.

Research shows to not get a masters without a job in recession (we gon be in one for a min)

100% go for it, you’ll stand out from the crowd, I’m currently doing my MRes now, masters by research are even more specialised so you can tailor it to suit what you want to study/the career you are pursuing.

Starting next year. I’m going to combine it with my work tho. Might even get phd in order to not serve in the military lmao.
But if you aren’t going to combine it with working don’t do it in 90% of the cases

did a masters in a***ytics

handed in my thesis and finished my exams in august 2018. didnt get a job until may the following year

it happens OP. just keep trying

Unless I'm desperate no.
Im happy just to have graduated this year

My debt isnt gigantic but it still sucks d***. I dont want to increase it when the job market actually complete ass.

Sounds like a bad investment unless you're getting a masters that damn near guarantees a job

Where i live basically everybody does a masters

With this you def can get a job soon bro lol

Weird. Even i can w my trash ass masters

Maybe you should do some interning

I've def been thinking of it but I don't want to get into more debt than I already am.

If you do decide to go the masters route try to get some internships while your in it so you can have an offer before you even finish

And don't worry about not being able to get a job rn covids changed everything the market sucks

In 4 years

this

in europe its basically required to get employment

doing one right now

Go for it if you know where you wanna go in your career and it'll actually help you get there. Planning ahead is key.

Grad school is great for networking and going in depth with your field of study. But job wise you can pigeonhole yourself as overqualified if you're applying for positions that don't need a masters. That being said, some positions will pay you A LOT more if you have a one.

What were your majors specifically?

And what’s your job now if you don’t mind

Lately been of the mind that it’s way more worth it if your job is paying for it

BA in Professional Writing, I wanted to get into copy and publishing but decided it wasn't for me.

My MA is just listed as English. Currently I'm a high school English teacher, I make 60k with a great benefits package and it's my first real job out of college. Hoping to land 70k when I start working in the district.

what was your major?

get a job than do your masters

you should be working while going to school

thats what most really succesful people do.

Thanks man

This is what i wanna do but still no interviews for even entry lvl roles

100%

Yeh this is what im gonna try to do, a masters program which has intern placement

Only reason i havent done it tbh