would u rather take ur BA and get a job or get a Master's degree then get a job or wait til u get a PhD?

[café]

and why.

[Green Willow]

the first

[Girl Talk]

Current plan is the second one, but if I managed to find something good after my graduation I would go with the first, just doesn't seem as plausible.

[Acapella]

Get a ba. Get a job. Really figure out what you want to do. Take masters classes at night. Well thats usually what time the graduate classes are here. That way you're not completely broke and have some work experience. 

[café]

the first

 

 

and why.

[foo]

The first because I want some stable income before I spend tens of thousands of dollars on grad school. 

[Rad®]

In my country they pay you a lot to do the phd so...Thats my plan. Phd in Corporate Finances

[pururin]

wish i had the option to get a job..........

[sakurahanabira]

the first

 

once you get a masters degree or a phD, you can be considered overqualified for entry level jobs because it's assumed that you're "too good" to be working less than a 60k salary since most entry level jobs pay 20-40k.

[PromiscuousBunny]

I was having this debate up until two weeks ago. Ive decided to get my Bachelor’s and then get a job. Imo, it depends on the degree. In my case having a Master’s with no actual experience is worthless, the master’s becomes an empty qualification. So I’ve decided to get a job after graduating and work a couple years before getting a masters.

[RiseLikeACrowTit]

I will never give a BJ to get a job

[amal.ha]

I chose the second one and it worked for me . Got my BA and immediately followed by a master's degree  . I think that it can only be a good thing if you have a clear vision of what you want to do with your life ( job ).  If you are not sure I recommend to get your BA work a bit and see if that's what you want and then get your master's . Good luck . 

[Green Willow]

 

because i've already been a no life long enough and i need to earn money to get out of the country as fast as possible.

[LisaVandercunt]

I have a job right now, in the process of getting BA. I have to take a semester or 2 off because I need to find a job where I can have flexibility when it comes to scheduling. I also don't want to be wasting financial aid and taking classes I don't need just to accumulate credits when I cannot even take classes that I need because of my work schedule. 

[adina kim]

get at master cuz everybody here have a degree...even for mc donald worker need a degree.......but still its really hard to find a job anywhere soo...is depend on your luck and connection ,insider ppl to help u out...at my country of course...

[tang]

if i can find a job yeah first, bc i dont have much ambition and just wanna get paid

[Aliens-United]

Three months ago after graduating with a BA, I was still considering whether I should do a gap year first to add a bit more work experience to my CV or continue to do my Master's straight away but since my brother also got a job after he did his Master's and my parents preferred that I finish my studies completely since I'm still in my study mode, I decided to go with the second option.

 

This is partly because I'm not sure if I'd still be interested in furthering my studies once I secure a job and partly because I spoke to my family members about it and got some advice, including accounts of their friends who started working in the same field as mine after doing what I'm doing now.

[yunhae_yunhae]

I took my BA and got a job bc I didn't even wanna go uni in the first place I was so done with studying, but degree = good jobs and I appreciate that I did have the opportunity to go so I did. But no way was I staying on for a masters or anything else. I don't regret my decision to not do a masters at all

[Imov]

I'd finish my BA get a job and try to get Master's in between.Unless i want to be a professor, I won't pursue PhD.

[eggies]

I got my BA back in 2013, been working ever since climbing up to the mid managerial level, and now I'm studying to get my master degree at night classes. In my country there are master's course which only has 3 classes per week and it's after office hour but the students must have min 3 years work experience and a recommendation letter from the company they're currently working at. 

 

It's tiring but I think it's worth it since that way I still make money to pay and buy for stuff and also when I get my master degree, I have enough work experience with me to apply to superior position and make a jump in my career

 

also, I dont think I'm gonna get my PHD like ever. At least in the near future

 

ps : watch black suit MV

 

 

[Only 1 U Need Connoisseur]

Getting a master or phd w/o experience is usually impossible or a waste of time 

[JihyoStoleMyHeartAYAYAY]

the first

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first bc there's no way I can pay for masters without a job first

[evermore]

Masters degree, than get a job. In my field you don't get far with a bachelor and studying for a phd is something I'd consider after I have some work experience. 

[katsu curry chips]

master's - i'm waiting a while to do my PhD. honestly my only thought process behind that decision is time. i need to work a few more years before going back to school.