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Post #52188132 added 08-03-2012 12:36 PM by financechick in Finance
Columbus State University (commonly referred to by locals as CSU) is a public institution of higher learning located in Columbus, Georgia. Founded as Columbus College in 1958, the university was...
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Post #52189784 added 08-03-2012 1:40 PM by huevos in Finance
Sure, but let's be realistic here. The purpose of graduate school is to open up doors that you cannot access through just an undergraduate degree. Taking a one year online "M.S" in an obscure...
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Post #52074280 added 07-31-2012 3:16 PM by lemontart in Finance
100% agree, No no no!! Unless it is at an ivy (the connections are worth it) but for 22k a year i am guessing it is not.keep your job!
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Post #52063854 added 07-31-2012 8:59 AM by MightyMan908 in Finance
I got a BE and ME in Computer Engineering at the same time so there was no added tuition cost for me at my school. I guess the only thing I missed out on was 1 year of earnings since it was a 5 year...
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Post #52064008 added 07-31-2012 9:04 AM by zzyzzx in Finance
BS in Electrical Engineer. Full-time employee. Is it worth doing Masters? No!
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Post #52073888 added 07-31-2012 3:00 PM by dado-s-prso in Finance
I think that depends on where you can go. If you can get your Master's at an Ivy or a school with a large network than it could definitely be worth it. Also 100% yes if employer pays for it.
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Post #52178166 added 08-03-2012 6:06 AM by dealgate in Finance
You aren't going to find cheaper than $22k for a masters degree anywhere that is accredited. I actually thought you were talking about $22k/year. $22k for the entire MS is SUPER cheap.
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Post #52099120 added 08-01-2012 5:09 AM by dealgate in Finance
$45k for an MBA - UMUC?
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Post #52152728 added 08-02-2012 8:15 AM by jostle in Finance
I wouldn't do a technical masters program in hopes of increased pay. Becoming an expert in your field will increase your pay much faster than another paper education. There is some merit for...
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Post #52173726 added 08-02-2012 10:09 PM by huevos in Finance
Looks like the OP already decided, but I thought I'd weight in here. I have a BS, MS, and PhD in EE. MS and PhD are from an Ivy League institution with a very well respected ECE program. From my...
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Post #52115622 added 08-01-2012 11:12 AM by slicoder in Finance
I agree with others that it's better to take classes while you're working and have your company pay for the degree. I got my MS Computer Engineering this route shortly after I graduated from college...
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Post #52139842 added 08-01-2012 8:09 PM by financechick in Finance
"I've a BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering and i've a stable full-time job. Is it worth quitting my current job to pursue masters in either ECE or Computer Science ? It will cost me ~$22k...
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Post #52052750 added 07-30-2012 7:30 PM by ManUpOrShutUp in Finance
I went back to school at age 32 and actually did far better than I did when I was in my 20s. I prioritized school, was able to better balance work/school/family/social life, and found that many of...
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Post #52052990 added 07-30-2012 7:43 PM by The Raddish in Finance
I'm 37, married, have two hooligans, and a demanding job. I'm finding the masters program to almost be a vacation! Not quite, but it's not bad at all, actually. I think I'm more focused now...
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Post #52078106 added 07-31-2012 5:05 PM by addtd2sd in Finance
Thanks guys. really appreciate the inputs.:) i think i'll wait couple more years and find a job that pays for MS program. i'll look more into management programs too if i decide to do it.
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Post #52052328 added 07-30-2012 7:09 PM by addtd2sd in Finance
I've a feeling that the more older I get, the harder its to understand/learn things. So i think i'd better off getting my masters now than later. I may look for tuition reimbursement for my next...
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Post #52056512 added 07-30-2012 11:21 PM by larrymoencurly in Finance
It depends on whether the company is dominated by MBAs or by engineers/scientists. The former care about degrees, the latter more about performance.
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Post #52060094 added 07-31-2012 6:23 AM by kidroach in Finance
It will cost you more than $22k. What about your opportunity cost? If you're doing it for a year full-time, that's at least a year's salary that you're missing. Even if we assume you only get paid...
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Post #52050230 added 07-30-2012 5:17 PM by addtd2sd in Finance
I've a dilemma. Hope someone can point me in the right direction. I've a BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering and i've a stable full-time job. Is it worth quitting my current job to pursue...
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Post #52050326 added 07-30-2012 5:22 PM by Dr. J in Finance
will your company pay for it? I got my doctorate right after BS (chem eng) and right now my employer is paying for my MBA (PT, almost done). I have contractual obligations with them afterwards (2...
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Post #52050546 added 07-30-2012 5:33 PM by addtd2sd in Finance
No, they don't have any reimbursement programs. thanks for the reply.
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Post #52050568 added 07-30-2012 5:34 PM by Lpearson42 in Finance
Although you may be slightly further on your career path than I, I'll tell you my story and hopefully something proves valuable. I decided to pursue my M.S. in essentially electrical engineering...
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Post #52111518 added 08-01-2012 9:50 AM by LiquidRetro in Finance
This is exactly what the EE friend I have has done. So far it seems to be paying off for him rather nicely. It's a good way to move up in the company too, since the boss is rarely the smartest...
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Post #52099662 added 08-01-2012 5:24 AM by Dr. J in Finance
Well it's alacarte, like $2100/class, 19 classes ~ $40k. If you add books and cases, probably about $200/class, that's another ~ $4k. My company pays for it all. Actually I charge the fees, get...
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Post #52191460 added 08-03-2012 2:48 PM by financechick in Finance
In an earlier post, I said a cheap M.S. could open a door to an easy gig @ a community college, where trashy grad. degrees are the norm. I never suggested that this was a good idea for industry...
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Post #52080028 added 07-31-2012 6:41 PM by Dr. J in Finance
I'd just note that most people will tell you to roll into a graduate program out of ugrad because when you get a job and all the lifestyle upgrades that go with it, that makes it so much more...
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Post #52066212 added 07-31-2012 10:21 AM by moey in Finance
From a financial perspective if your paying for it and your currently making decent coin Id say probably not. From a personal standpoint only you can answer that. Some people love school.
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Post #52052242 added 07-30-2012 7:04 PM by addtd2sd in Finance
Thanks will answer some of the questions. 1. Yes and No :lol:. I do enjoy learning but the thought of having sleepless nights and draining my bank worries me. 2. I think its hard to get a job...
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Post #52058308 added 07-31-2012 3:30 AM by dealgate in Finance
Don't waste your time on a technical Masters. Get a managerial masters like an MBA. You are not going to learn anything technical in a technical masters program that will help you in your job. You...
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Post #52061948 added 07-31-2012 7:50 AM by slapshot136 in Finance
I would suggest sticking with your job for now if you like it - but keep your eyes open for another one, and see if you can get one that will pay for you to get your masters - even if it's only 1...
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Post #52059064 added 07-31-2012 5:10 AM by Jeffbx in Finance
I'd say give it a few more years. Get about 5 years of solid experience under your belt & that'll give you a better understanding of where you want to go with your career. If you want to stay...
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Post #52061218 added 07-31-2012 7:18 AM by PiratePenguin in Finance
I 100% agree. It will open up many more doors going this route.
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Post #52060150 added 07-31-2012 6:27 AM by SnakePlisken in Finance
Keep the job, no tellin where this economy is headed
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Post #52051764 added 07-30-2012 6:38 PM by The Raddish in Finance
I have a BSEE with many years experience, and have just started working on my masters in Engineering Management this summer. Experience is more important at the beginning of your career, but a...
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Post #52073770 added 07-31-2012 2:55 PM by wes in Finance
If you're working as an engineer I'd recommend you focus more on getting your PE rating as opposed to MS.
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Post #52063564 added 07-31-2012 8:47 AM by thelok in Finance
In a technical field such as electrical or computer engineering, I find that the masters programs don't do much for your job unless you want something more research oriented. Most engineers learn the...
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Post #52068290 added 07-31-2012 11:33 AM by vbt in Finance
I've been working in the engineering industry for about 3 years now. I decided to go back for my Masters in Mechanical Engineering. My only reason for doing so is because my employer is paying for...

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