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apparently masters makes you overqaulified.
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is there a point in masters degree? (1 Viewer)
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hungwell1337
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is there a point in your threads?
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ajdlinux
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If I do postgrad study I'm hoping I'll just jump from Hons 1 into a PhD, no need for this Masters business...
Masters do have their uses though. Doesn't always make you overqualified, and I imagine a lot of people do them whilst also working in any case.
Masters do have their uses though. Doesn't always make you overqualified, and I imagine a lot of people do them whilst also working in any case.
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Yes there is a point to Masters. No, it doesn't make you overqualified.
No, there isn't really a point to your threads.
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Honours gets you straight onto the path for a PhD, or so I hear from those who I've talked to at UNSW.
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only if u 1st class it brah