I'm hoping it's worth it. I'm looking at UD programs but still post-prof. The grants could make or break the decision for ya. I don't honestly know how much it would beef up your credentials....I think it's more about how many new skills you would become familiar with and how many contacts (job opportunities) you could make there.

good luck

I have to say, it would make the resume look pretty interesting/dynamic to see 3 schools up top- considering your undergraduate, graduate and post-professional degrees were from different schools..

Is a 1 year m.arch II (postprofessional) degree worth it????
Are you working right now???
How much money is it going to cost you????
How much more money can you make????
Do you enjoy this field of design???

sublime - i did it primarily so that i'd have the option to teach at some point. which i have and which is pretty much the 'entry level' degree needed to teach anymore.

i don't think it will have any bearing in the immediate job market (unless it gets your foot in the door somewhere), but what it should help to do later on is open up more doors of opportunity, if you know how to take advantage of them.

one year isn't as bad in terms of money, time, etc. to commit, especially if you have a grant.

finally, a lot depends on the school itself - i'm assuming you're going to the scad campus in savannah. while that has some cache around the south, it's not going to translate (as a value equation) as well outside the region.