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Originally Posted by Swaggs
If this particular degree is what you are looking for, I would say go ahead and take the plunge. The job market isn't that great right now and, if you plan on earning this degree at some point in your life, it will be much easier for you to survive on $9,900 (+ some minimal loans, I'd imagine) than to go out and start making decent money AND THEN going back to eating mac and cheese four times a week.
Even if you don't love the campus/area, how long is your program? 2-3 years? You can survive that easily.
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Good points. Plus, it's awfully hard to turn down the teaching experience. I mean, I'm getting to teach two sections right off the bat. That doesn't happen in a lot of places.
I've got a literally a day or two to think about it. I'm going to do lot of walking, talking and thinking, that's for sure.