Question:
So Im in a bit of a quandary. I'll be graduating with a liberal arts degree from a great university soon. I would like to get my masters within 5 years. I'm fairly sure I'm not "MBA material," and keep in mind that I'm not very good at math/econ/finance. What masters degrees would boost my employability?
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Hmmm, whether or not you need another degree is really going to depend on what field you end up in after graduation.
Many businesses like and will pay for their employees who want to move into management positions to get MBAs. But some places are willing to pay better for any advanced degree. If you end up in a field that has an obviously MA program, then you'll know what degree you should pursue (ie. Social Work, Counselling, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Interactive Digital Design, whatever . . .)
Otherwise, you could look at "Master of Arts in Liberal Studies," which might qualify you for the bumped up salary you are seeking with a higher degree.
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