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nickpan [Registered User] 19 April 2012 21:25	Second Master User: nickpan - 19 April 2012 21:25 Hello! I am currently working in a business consultancy company (last 3,5 years) and i have already completed an MSc degree in Economics, Banking an Finance. Because of the competitiveness of the professional environment, i am thinking to apply for another Master degree for additional specialization in my domain. It is my first full time job (i am now 29) and i wonder if it worth the effort considering possible difficulties to combine work and studies. Thank you very much for your reply.
reenie [Registered User] 30 April 2012 12:52	User: reenie - 30 April 2012 12:52 Hello Nickpan, This is quite a tough choice to make. Are you looking at doing an MBA? http://www.findanmba.com/studyguide/courseguide.aspx There are options to study part time alongside your job.

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nickpan

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19 April 2012 21:25

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User: nickpan - 19 April 2012 21:25

Hello!

I am currently working in a business consultancy company (last 3,5 years) and i have already completed an MSc degree in Economics, Banking an Finance.

Because of the competitiveness of the professional environment, i am thinking to apply for another Master degree for additional specialization in my domain.

It is my first full time job (i am now 29) and i wonder if it worth the effort considering possible difficulties to combine work and studies.

Thank you very much for your reply.

reenie

[Registered User]
30 April 2012 12:52

User: reenie - 30 April 2012 12:52

Hello Nickpan,

This is quite a tough choice to make. Are you looking at doing an MBA?

http://www.findanmba.com/studyguide/courseguide.aspx

There are options to study part time alongside your job.

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