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Topic	Ouch, it's gonna cost me $32.4k to get my master's degree.
AirJordan2345 05/22/18 10:11:52 PM #84:	GanglyKhan posted... AirJordan2345 posted... GanglyKhan posted... I'm not surprised at the lack of knowledge on how """adulting""" works in this thread, but that doesn't make me any less disappointed or irate about it. what do you mean? Mostly the people who aren't grasping the concept of "paper keys", i.e, degrees enable you to get different positions and that every job out there is a viable one. If a job no longer has a needed purpose in society, that job dies out. Librarians still have a purpose and that sort of degree can be applied to other jobs as well, like a records custodian or a historian when combined with the right experience. idk, experience is also very important and maybe with the right experience it can make up for a lack of degree sometimes. <cite>AirJordan2345 posted [p:901821018] in Ouch, it's... [t:76631849]...</cite> <quote><cite>GanglyKhan posted...</cite> <quote><cite>AirJordan2345 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>GanglyKhan posted...</cite> <quote>I'm not surprised at the lack of knowledge on how """adulting""" works in this thread, but that doesn't make me any less disappointed or irate about it.</quote> what do you mean?</quote> Mostly the people who aren't grasping the concept of "paper keys", i.e, degrees enable you to get different positions and that every job out there is a viable one. If a job no longer has a needed purpose in society, that job dies out. Librarians still have a purpose and that sort of degree can be applied to other jobs as well, like a records custodian or a historian when combined with the right experience.</quote> idk, experience is also very important and maybe with the right experience it can make up for a lack of degree sometimes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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