If you have a full time job and you want to pass your Masters program with good grades, it will be very difficult. However, if you have a part time job it will be somewhat easy for you.
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I wish to start my master's program next year but I think it will be more stressful and occupying if I combine it with my work. If you've done your master's degree while working how did you cope
We made our time table to cover just two days of the week, a lot of us were working and lecturers understood that.I wish to start my master's program next year but I think it will be more stressful and occupying if I combine it with my work. If you've done your master's degree while working how did you cope
Definitely.. and also masters classes are mostly not jam packed. So they would be time to work and also chance to go to school. It would be niceI think there are part time jobs you could do that could make you set out a time frame for your part time job and also for your masters degree
Dedication , being time conscious and managing your schedule is the key, most masters program don't have lectures throughout the week , they only have lectures at least twice a week, so you can draw a timetable and schedule your time.I think there are part time jobs you could do that could make you set out a time frame for your part time job and also for your masters degree
I agree with you.Yes, it is possible to do masters while working full time. The downside is that in many cases it takes longer to get a degree.