Oh man

@soup dad That's awesome

no its terrible

i cant afford 20k a year

In america you can get payed bank for high level jobs though

yes

but i have to go into even further debt

Masters are for people already in the industry though i thought

nah

And @soup dad what are you trying to get a degree in

might as well do it while im there

Economics

Oh that reminds me

i just switched my degree from economics

College applications open tomorrow

its a great degree

i wouldnt say that now

its good depending on which country you from

if US its detached from reality alot of times

After getting a masters in the UK its something like 30k/yr starting earning. You'd be like 70k+ in debt too

the college i went to had a good program

yeah im look at 60+ for govt work, and 85+ for standard industry

obviously i want govt so 60

@soup dad I'm planning on studying abroad if I decide to pursue my masters

i just cant afford to do most those things

I am a good student, but not good enough to get money

@soup dad Germany offers good international masters programs

You cant get a masters in my subject area before a certain age i think

Govt is easier isn't it? I hear a lot about how the govt is run terribly so you get very little work compared to industry

And at very reasonable prices

but Id have to be accepted to germany, and with a 2.84 a depressed US student aint shit lmao

Not so much easiser

That + better benefits

just different work

Its not orientated for max profits

rather max revenue

You can make it, believe me.

You essentially just gotta submit proof of your undergrad, ability to speak English, and ability to pay like $1500 a semester

Not going to lie, I don't actually know the difference between profit/revenue, sorry

My story is apparently more interesting then the actual grades

Max profit means you are makin the most money, revenue is trying to get the most money you can