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A+ Certification - Re: masters degree in CS |
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10-01-2003, 06:12 PM
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Re: masters degree in CS
Skip the masters ... if you want to go for a graduate degree, get your Phd.
Usually, if you are accepted, the University will pay for it. Clint BSCS, MCP, A+ "Drew" <> wrote in message news:... > Hey Gang: > > Would you guys think a Masters' Degree in computer science would be > valuable to companies for an employee that already had a Bachelor's in > CS? > > Or is a Masters really only valuable if you want to do something like > teach at a community college? I just wasn't sure what the value of a > Masters in CS would be for someone who already had a lot of experience > and the Bachelors. > > Any opinions? > > Drew > Clint Kennedy |
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