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Okay people are always talking like its so easy to get a masters degree like hey you'll make more money and this and that
But before this
What professions TRUELY REQUIRE A MASTER'S DEGREE?
Like to be a computer technician you sure as hell don't need a master's degree for that job
Okay people are always talking like its so easy to get a masters degree like hey you'll make more money and this and that
But before this
What professions TRUELY REQUIRE A MASTER'S DEGREE?
Like to be a computer technician you sure as hell don't need a master's degree for that job
Social work, education (may require phd in some cases), nurse practitioner (masters of nursing), certain higher level government jobs, certain jobs in mental health, certain corporate management type jobs (MBA), and certain non profit management type jobs (MBA).
Social Worker. Most places require at least an MSW to hire you as a social worker. Not talking about case manager or caseworker, which can be done with only a Bachelor's in Social Work.
Depending on the state, any public school teacher, including pre-school and Kindergarten. In some states it isn't a choice for either the school district in hiring or for the teacher in order to get higher pay, it is the law and the teacher will lose their teaching credential if they don't get one. It is ridiculous.
And no, school systems do not pay for it, the teacher does.
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Counseling, accounting, social work, architecture, teaching, most healthcare careers involving direct patient care that's not nursing, certain types of engineering, and in many workplaces you can only move up so far into management without one.
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