Said i was gonna get my MBA, company won't pay for it, equals no motivation for me to get it.

 

A masters is required in order to teach in Ohio....so I'll be getting mine eventually. Its actually easier to find a job without it b/c they can pay you less....then they help you pay for it down the road.

 

maybe next fall.

 

Got my masters with a teaching assistantship.

It's in Music Performance though. I didn't have to do what you are doing, but I did have to do both oral and written comps on top of all the recitals.

 

currently enrolled as an M.Div student but will probably change next sem to a joint degree w/ M.A. in Prac. Theology and M.Ed

 

MATLAB was my downfall in ME, then i still had to deal with it in math

gf is finishing the ma this term, passed phd quals, so starts phd program next term, dating a dr ftw

i am looking into going back for applied ethics ma, useless, but interesting to me

 

While going to school was a pain in the ass and quite expensive, I have NO regrets. It was worth it in promotions, experience and $ I make after the fact far more than I ever thought possible at the time.

 

Thinking of working for a few years and finding a job that will pay for me and pay me to do my phd, then going to a school where you get your masters at the same time(I know there is one in portland that does that. The first two years are classes, then after its your research stuff)

 

All PhD programs (at least in engineering) do this. I just finished my masters for BME this year on the PhD track. Its kinda gimmicky in what differentiates you from a masters student is the 90 credit hours extra research you put in after the first year.

Although if you drop out of the PhD program you can fallback on the Masters, so its not all that bad.

 

Hmm interesting.
I would do it right out of school, but if I had to do more classes I would probably shoot myself. Plus I want to make some money and save up a bit and find a job that will pay me to go