Right now I am back and forth on deciding where to complete my Masters at. I've been accepted in Cincinnati's 3 year masters program which includes 3 terms of coop and also Detroit Mercy's 1 year masters program. I know UDMs 1 year program will be less money than UCs 3 year program but what do you guys think about each program? Also, what are some thoughts on a 1 year program and then getting into the workforce vs. 3 year program and what else should I consider when making this decision. Thanks.
Non Sequitur
Apr 1, 18 3:42 pm
Take the cheapest even if one of them is a Christian institute.
randomised
Apr 2, 18 8:51 am
Take the longest most expensive route that forces you to accumulate the most debt without providing you with that extra edge that will set you apart from your peers, because ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Snsnsnshsszx
Apr 2, 18 3:04 pm
I was thinking similarly. What are things that set one apart from there peers?
thatsthat
Apr 2, 18 3:30 pm
I hope you are joking, anderida.
Non Sequitur
Apr 2, 18 3:45 pm
Look at the cafeteria menus. Do they offer taco tuesdays?
Hi everyone,
Right now I am back and forth on deciding where to complete my Masters at. I've been accepted in Cincinnati's 3 year masters program which includes 3 terms of coop and also Detroit Mercy's 1 year masters program. I know UDMs 1 year program will be less money than UCs 3 year program but what do you guys think about each program? Also, what are some thoughts on a 1 year program and then getting into the workforce vs. 3 year program and what else should I consider when making this decision. Thanks.
Take the cheapest even if one of them is a Christian institute.
Take the longest most expensive route that forces you to accumulate the most debt without providing you with that extra edge that will set you apart from your peers, because ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I was thinking similarly. What are things that set one apart from there peers?
I hope you are joking, anderida.
Look at the cafeteria menus. Do they offer taco tuesdays?