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Old 08-04-2012, 08:42 AM
SydneyK SydneyK is offline
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Originally Posted by letmeknow0210 View Post
May I ask, do you work in higher education? If so, do you think it's better to get a job first and then get a Masters or go straight to graduate school?
I work in higher ed (currently as faculty, previously in administrative roles) and the answer I would give you is that it depends on the school.

Some schools offer their faculty/staff discounted tuition (some undergrad only, others offer tuition discounts for graduate level work). If you could work on a Masters while you're working for the school, that would probably be ideal.

Like Senusret said, you'll need at least a Masters to be considered for many administrative positions, so if it's a field you're actually considering, going right to graduate school might be the best thing. Especially if you can find a school that offers graduate assistantships in that field.
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