My Master's degree was similar. Mine was in Public Administration. I also received a graduate certificate in Health Care Management. For me, I like going to school. So I don't regret that I went part-time for my Master's degree because I was also working full-time. However, after I completed my graduate school program, I'm lucky if I currently use 20% of my degree in what I have learned. I have applied for promotions, but I am often looked over because they want me to have direct experience that's more aligned to the position I'm applying for. There comes a point in your career that the more specialized you become, the harder it is to advance unless you want to start over at entry level again. For some people, a Master's degree can really help, especially in larger sized cities where it's more educationally competitive to have a graduate degree. Where I live, in many situations, a Bachelor's degree is all is need unless you're going for a specific profession.
Don’t give up. I’ll be honest. I feel like master’s degree don’t kick in until years later. I have a masters degree and for years I felt like it’s not helping me in my career. For the most part it didn’t. But now that I’m making strides, it’s definitely helping me. Now having my masters is so critical for those senior roles. If you look at anyone at executive positions, they all have masters. It’s because it’s weighed heavily when they consider you for those positions along with your experience. My suggestion is keep learning everything and then some on your job. Eventually those skills will transfer over to higher positions
Keesh, this is going to help someone,don't you worry.I know God will work all things together for good for you.You have such sweet,loving &understanding experience.
I know exactly how you feel..I am Haitian-American. I earned my undergrad degree in human services, concentration in case management. It was so hard trying to find a job!!!! my parents were so close-minded. telling my other little sister not to be a social worker bc I can't make income. I ended up working as an after school counselor. I knew I had to go to graduate school to be successful in this field and you are totally right!!! a degree doesn't mean anything without work experience, so I made sure I went to a school that provided clinical internships to help me gain experience, unfortunately, I couldn't get hired by them and even internship experiences, they are not considered experience. Now a social worker my mother help me get in contact with is recommending me to work at her hospital. Another advice, which I should you know, is not what you know is who you know. Stay connected with other employees and build a professional relationship with other social workers/agencies.
You are awesome. You will do well. You have such a great personality. Congrats on graduating with your MA. Very professional and very honest video, enjoyed it.
I think it also depends on location because I have a degree in healthcare administration as well. I was offered a position as a medical support assistant which is currently in demand at the hospital I worked at. However, I agree that if you want a high position, you need to have some work experience. That's why starting off in an entry-level position is helpful.
True, I definitely agree with this!! Location plays a huge factor..! I applied for many entry-level positions, none of which fell through. I truly believe God had a different plan for me which at this point I can't complain about :) thanks for commenting!!
Edit 1: I just want to spread the word that radiology is a gateway to a successful life. No degree required. Just enroll. Xray, mri, nuc med, radiation therapy. They are all certificates. Caps out at 100k. If u are comfortable with making up to 100k a year, radiology is good route. Thank me later. And they are all 2 year programs vs 6-12 years.
This was great! I have a Bachelors Degree in Intercultural Studies (Theology) because I wanted to be a missionary and this program really helped me grow deeper in knowledge and biblical knowledge as well. I did get a TESOL certificate so I could teach English. When I was in Korea, many people I met had a degree (it's a prerequisite for teaching in Korea - any degree) and TESOL only helped me get a job in a public school overseas. I think having experience under your belt is crucial!! I don't intend on getting a masters degree but I do value continuing to educate yourself and I have done some certificate courses to help me in different fields. It's funny cause I was JUST talking to my brother about getting some experience in the work field. I took out a student loan for my degree but it helped launch me into a field where I was able to make good money to pay off my loan and actually build a savings!
Right!! I'm glad you were able to pay off all your loans and get some savings going! That is such a blessing! I truly believe I will get there one day, I'm just praying that my degree plays a prominent roll somewhere in my life lol hahaha if not, I will live! ;) xoxox
My parents told me I didn’t have to work through undergrad either lol until I got my first part time during summer before senior year of college 😂🇭🇹🇭🇹 Yessss, that experience is SO vital!
I appreciate your honesty. My mother gave me similar comfort but I decided not to take it given the cost of college. I worked in college. I took a gap year before grad school to work. As a grad student I worked on campus and then full time. I am a grad student and I work full time and I have a side hustle. It's important for all would be grad students to look for programs that offer flexibility to accommodate working adults. Flexible programs usually cost less and have graduates that are employed in the field. Additionally, if you're in a flexible grad program that allows for job searching during the day and more time to study until you become employed. Imagine being in grad school working in the field you're studying for two years and then graduating with that degree? Much better prospects and less debt.
I really appreciate your honesty! This is definitely a great video for undergrad students considering graduate school. I’m considering submitting my deposit for grad school for my MPH and I’m interning in the public health field already. Graduate school is a time commitment and very expensive decision not to be taken lightly.
I agree. I’m going to Chicago state university college for my bachelors degree in psychology. I am considering whether or not I want to continue on with academics, or look for some internships or something to join the workplace. However, I do wholeheartedly believe that God has a plan for each and everyone of us.
Girl it was the opposite for me! lol My Haitian parents said yes, go get a job!! haha. So for me I have more than 5 yrs of work/professional experiences. I don't fully regret pursuing my masters, because I need my masters and PhD for the career I am pursuing. I do regret pursuing my masters at my current institution because the environment is terrible and lacks major resources and support for students like myself. If what I now know, I would've pursued my masters at a different institution for a more positive experience!
Im an undergrad student currently a psychology B.S major. My main concern is accumulating a lot of debt. I’ve been non stop doing research because I want to attend graduate school to become a LMFT. Even though I’m still a freshman I’ve been doing research about certain internships that are apart of the graduate school process. I have even done research on classes that certain graduate programs are looking for. This video has help me a lot thank you so much. 💙
Very practical advice. But, let me tell you something. Please don’t allow the devil to gain a foothold in your mind about this. You don’t have the experience....yet. You don’t have the credentials.....yet. Contact your former professors/classmates and just be real with them about it. Be like, “hey, I don’t have the experience that my degree requires. Will you help me?” You’d be amazed at how many doors will open! Also, regarding your student loan debt? Don’t let that stress you out, either. Pay it off little by little. You’re a child of God! Don’t allow the devil to win! 😊😘❤️🙏🏽
Amen! That's actually really good advice as far as reaching out to former teachers and classmates to see if someone can help me find something...! But I do definitely believe it is a valuable degree and that my path will be different than "the norm" and thats OK! I will not allow the devil to win! :) xoxox ❤️❤️
Luckily my job paid for my tuition so I don’t regret it but if I had paid, I would have regretted it. It doesn’t seem to significantly increase job opportunities just because of a masters.
I agree with you! I WISH I had the opportunity to have my masters paid for. We are encouraged to go to school yet have no opportunities once we are out smh
Try working for a nursing agency as a client services manager. I have worked with women with your degree. You will get a lot of general business experience and then move up to higher paying positions. Most cities have many agencies that deal with private duty cases or agencies that do home visits. The CSMs work in the office doing scheduling, payroll, orientation, etc.
Thank you for sharing this because now I definitely feel I'm not the only one. I have Ghanaian parents and they were opposed to idea of me working and going to school while in college so after my MA program (mental health counseling) as well, I couldn't find a job after a year and some months. So yes, on one side I do regret my degree and the student I can't seem to pay off, and on the other side, I do hope to get a high paying job because I already have my degree! Once, Thank you for sharing your truth!
You know what you’re saying sis!!! Lol praying God will open the door for you to either work in this field or at least show you why getting this degree was useful for you in some way, shape, or form!! :) xoxox
I congratulate you for receiving your Master's degree. Were you able to find work in the end? I got my MA in Classical Studies last year at the Open University in the U.K. and there are no jobs available for this field. I just did the Master's for general interest. I cannot work because I am on the Disability pension due to my Asperger's Syndrome. Did you study at an American university because the tuition fees are very high there? My first part of my MA in Classical Studies was over $5,000 and my second part of the MA in Classical Studies costed over $11,000.
Thank you! No I still haven't found work in that field. I'm believing that it's a "I still haven't found work in that field YET..." lol yes I did study in an American institution and have debt that's inconceivable lol but everything to this point is well with my soul so I won't complain! Praying you find purposed work soon! :)
WOW! I didn't know that getting Master's degree will get you into none. You need to pay out of your own pocket to pay back the Loans? I know for sure that Loans is not for free money..... For me, I am going to my Certificate of Accomplished Human Services In Coastline Community College at Fountain Valley, CA. Yes! You are correct!!! You need experience in order to graduated college. luckly for me I started Human Services 2016 and I start doing volunteer at Abrazar, finished the class last year with a Letter B!. I put that under my resume to Managers or Supervisor to look at it when I am graduated college! That is sucks that you got no career. It was weird! I hope you got a career! GOD BLESSED YOU!
Don't worry about what you owe you have a Masters which no one can take away. Also they should have a training program for new hires most companies want new hires so they can teach you there cultrue.
Right! I agree, I think it's better to build the perfect employee by training them instead of reprograming an employee that's been trained for a different organization. But I believe God does everything for a reason! Thanks for commenting! :) xoxox
My sister has the same Master degree as you. However, she worked in undergrad . She did HHA for 2 years and then worked as a HHA office assistant in her last 2 years. Then she didn’t work, while she earned her graduate degree. She’s now a director in an elder care living facility (not a nursing home). We all have to start somewhere, apply for medical office assistant jobs or anything related to get in the door. Once you get the experience, you will be set ! Health Admins make good money.
I know people with high school diplomas making more than people with doctoral degrees at my job. Think how I felt when I seen people making well over 6 figures with no degree
Degrees where u have to continue school after a bachelors are designed for people who have parents that can pay for their school. The debt is not worth it. I have a useless bachelors. Joined the army byt luckily got xray tech. As a xray tech I make more than people with masters. Then I got registered in cat scan and mri. Over 60k in texas. I know people who use their masters and work for the state and make less then $20 bucks an hour.. MRI makes more than a nurse with half the headache. If you are looking to make decent money, look into nuclear medicine tech. It's the pinnacle of radiology salary vs paying for a masters or doctorate program. Also radiation therapy. No degree required. It's a certificate that makes 90k a year. Crazy.
thank you soooooo much for this information! I think a lot of times we don't make wise educational decisions because we are misinformed or uninformed on what is out there! You have given us some amazing insight on other professions that can be pursued. I really appreciate it! Great conversation :)
@@naturallyray3646 no none at all. Just come off the street and apply for school. They include the prerequisites in the program to bill you for more money. For example, they will get you an associates in MSA ( front desk medical staff) useless but effective for the school. Some schools in other states require prerequisites. Ive learned that from the comments. But its rare.
Hi!! I'm 25 just got my B.A. in psych, and debating about applying for grad school as of now because I have no work experience (Middle Eastern parents). I'm kind of putting pressure on myself because I am not getting younger, and I want obtain Master's before I'm 30. Tell me if that's ridiculous. Your video was very relatable and informative. Thank you. ❤
I don’t think it’s ridiculous! As long as it’s something you truly want to do, do it! But don’t let it be “just to have a masters by 30”...timelines are our way of giving us unreasonable stress lol
@@OrganicKeesh yes! Employers want to see Masters and work experience. My parents made me and my 2 siblings work all through college. My sister and I have a Masters and my brother had a Phd. All three of us make over $100,000 because we all worked through college. Im very glad my parents made us work in college because it paid off on our resumes. Try applying for Government jobs, Admin, Healthcare, etc. Even if you have to take an office job at $10 an hour....just do it!!!! Degrees are great, but employers want to definitely see work experience for sure!! I know someone from highschool that never worked in college and now with her Bachelors she works in the bridal department in a clothing store because her parents didnt push her to work but I saw her parents recently and they regret it now. Dont be her at 40 years old please. Work anywhere just to get work experience! 🙂
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My Master's degree was similar. Mine was in Public Administration. I also received a graduate certificate in Health Care Management. For me, I like going to school. So I don't regret that I went part-time for my Master's degree because I was also working full-time. However, after I completed my graduate school program, I'm lucky if I currently use 20% of my degree in what I have learned. I have applied for promotions, but I am often looked over because they want me to have direct experience that's more aligned to the position I'm applying for. There comes a point in your career that the more specialized you become, the harder it is to advance unless you want to start over at entry level again. For some people, a Master's degree can really help, especially in larger sized cities where it's more educationally competitive to have a graduate degree. Where I live, in many situations, a Bachelor's degree is all is need unless you're going for a specific profession.
Don’t give up. I’ll be honest. I feel like master’s degree don’t kick in until years later. I have a masters degree and for years I felt like it’s not helping me in my career. For the most part it didn’t. But now that I’m making strides, it’s definitely helping me. Now having my masters is so critical for those senior roles. If you look at anyone at executive positions, they all have masters. It’s because it’s weighed heavily when they consider you for those positions along with your experience. My suggestion is keep learning everything and then some on your job. Eventually those skills will transfer over to higher positions
Keesh, this is going to help someone,don't you worry.I know God will work all things together for good for you.You have such sweet,loving &understanding experience.
Thank you Angela!! I truly believe so! :) xoxox
I know exactly how you feel..I am Haitian-American. I earned my undergrad degree in human services, concentration in case management. It was so hard trying to find a job!!!! my parents were so close-minded. telling my other little sister not to be a social worker bc I can't make income. I ended up working as an after school counselor. I knew I had to go to graduate school to be successful in this field and you are totally right!!! a degree doesn't mean anything without work experience, so I made sure I went to a school that provided clinical internships to help me gain experience, unfortunately, I couldn't get hired by them and even internship experiences, they are not considered experience.
Now a social worker my mother help me get in contact with is recommending me to work at her hospital. Another advice, which I should you know, is not what you know is who you know. Stay connected with other employees and build a professional relationship with other social workers/agencies.
Thank you for sharing your experience w/ us!!! I’m glad to know I’m not alone 😂😂😂
You are awesome. You will do well. You have such a great personality. Congrats on graduating with your MA. Very professional and very honest video, enjoyed it.
Thank you so much for this!!! :) xoxox
I think it also depends on location because I have a degree in healthcare administration as well. I was offered a position as a medical support assistant which is currently in demand at the hospital I worked at. However, I agree that if you want a high position, you need to have some work experience. That's why starting off in an entry-level position is helpful.
True, I definitely agree with this!! Location plays a huge factor..! I applied for many entry-level positions, none of which fell through. I truly believe God had a different plan for me which at this point I can't complain about :) thanks for commenting!!
Edit 1: I just want to spread the word that radiology is a gateway to a successful life. No degree required. Just enroll. Xray, mri, nuc med, radiation therapy. They are all certificates. Caps out at 100k. If u are comfortable with making up to 100k a year, radiology is good route. Thank me later. And they are all 2 year programs vs 6-12 years.
Could you give more detail , do you need to go to Med school for that ?
This was great! I have a Bachelors Degree in Intercultural Studies (Theology) because I wanted to be a missionary and this program really helped me grow deeper in knowledge and biblical knowledge as well. I did get a TESOL certificate so I could teach English. When I was in Korea, many people I met had a degree (it's a prerequisite for teaching in Korea - any degree) and TESOL only helped me get a job in a public school overseas. I think having experience under your belt is crucial!! I don't intend on getting a masters degree but I do value continuing to educate yourself and I have done some certificate courses to help me in different fields. It's funny cause I was JUST talking to my brother about getting some experience in the work field. I took out a student loan for my degree but it helped launch me into a field where I was able to make good money to pay off my loan and actually build a savings!
Right!! I'm glad you were able to pay off all your loans and get some savings going! That is such a blessing! I truly believe I will get there one day, I'm just praying that my degree plays a prominent roll somewhere in my life lol hahaha if not, I will live! ;) xoxox
I'd like to see a follow up on this video to see where your journey has taken you. You might be glad you went for higher education, who knows.
I will def do a follow up video soon! :)
My parents told me I didn’t have to work through undergrad either lol until I got my first part time during summer before senior year of college 😂🇭🇹🇭🇹 Yessss, that experience is SO vital!
Right?! Lol!! Thanks for commenting!! :) xoxox
I appreciate your honesty. My mother gave me similar comfort but I decided not to take it given the cost of college. I worked in college. I took a gap year before grad school to work. As a grad student I worked on campus and then full time. I am a grad student and I work full time and I have a side hustle. It's important for all would be grad students to look for programs that offer flexibility to accommodate working adults. Flexible programs usually cost less and have graduates that are employed in the field. Additionally, if you're in a flexible grad program that allows for job searching during the day and more time to study until you become employed. Imagine being in grad school working in the field you're studying for two years and then graduating with that degree? Much better prospects and less debt.
I agree completely! Thank you for sharing your thoughts!!
I really appreciate your honesty! This is definitely a great video for undergrad students considering graduate school. I’m considering submitting my deposit for grad school for my MPH and I’m interning in the public health field already. Graduate school is a time commitment and very expensive decision not to be taken lightly.
Marilyn Baculima thanks for sharing your thoughts! It is a very expensive decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly 👌🏾 :)
I agree. I’m going to Chicago state university college for my bachelors degree in psychology. I am considering whether or not I want to continue on with academics, or look for some internships or something to join the workplace. However, I do wholeheartedly believe that God has a plan for each and everyone of us.
how is everything going now? I am looking to getting my master's degree?
Girl it was the opposite for me! lol My Haitian parents said yes, go get a job!! haha. So for me I have more than 5 yrs of work/professional experiences. I don't fully regret pursuing my masters, because I need my masters and PhD for the career I am pursuing. I do regret pursuing my masters at my current institution because the environment is terrible and lacks major resources and support for students like myself. If what I now know, I would've pursued my masters at a different institution for a more positive experience!
Hi, may l ask what you studied please?
Could you elaborate on the lack of support you experienced? Where did they fall short exactly?
Thank you for the info. The experience thing troubles me too!
Im an undergrad student currently a psychology B.S major. My main concern is accumulating a lot of debt. I’ve been non stop doing research because I want to attend graduate school to become a LMFT. Even though I’m still a freshman I’ve been doing research about certain internships that are apart of the graduate school process. I have even done research on classes that certain graduate programs are looking for. This video has help me a lot thank you so much. 💙
Very practical advice. But, let me tell you something. Please don’t allow the devil to gain a foothold in your mind about this. You don’t have the experience....yet. You don’t have the credentials.....yet. Contact your former professors/classmates and just be real with them about it. Be like, “hey, I don’t have the experience that my degree requires. Will you help me?” You’d be amazed at how many doors will open! Also, regarding your student loan debt? Don’t let that stress you out, either. Pay it off little by little. You’re a child of God! Don’t allow the devil to win! 😊😘❤️🙏🏽
Amen! That's actually really good advice as far as reaching out to former teachers and classmates to see if someone can help me find something...! But I do definitely believe it is a valuable degree and that my path will be different than "the norm" and thats OK! I will not allow the devil to win! :) xoxox ❤️❤️
Luckily my job paid for my tuition so I don’t regret it but if I had paid, I would have regretted it. It doesn’t seem to significantly increase job opportunities just because of a masters.
I agree with you! I WISH I had the opportunity to have my masters paid for. We are encouraged to go to school yet have no opportunities once we are out smh
Try working for a nursing agency as a client services manager. I have worked with women with your degree. You will get a lot of general business experience and then move up to higher paying positions. Most cities have many agencies that deal with private duty cases or agencies that do home visits. The CSMs work in the office doing scheduling, payroll, orientation, etc.
i give you props for being honest.
Thanks!! :)
Wow very proud of you I’m def a new sub my birthday is also in May and I also graduated *but with my bachelors* in public Health in 2018.
hey hey!! Thank you love!! RUclips twinsies!! :) xoxox
Thank you so much for this video
Thanks for sharing Keesh, great vid! How's the job search been since this vid?
Thank you so much for posting this video, it was very helpful 😎
Thank you for sharing this because now I definitely feel I'm not the only one. I have Ghanaian parents and they were opposed to idea of me working and going to school while in college so after my MA program (mental health counseling) as well, I couldn't find a job after a year and some months. So yes, on one side I do regret my degree and the student I can't seem to pay off, and on the other side, I do hope to get a high paying job because I already have my degree!
Once, Thank you for sharing your truth!
You know what you’re saying sis!!! Lol praying God will open the door for you to either work in this field or at least show you why getting this degree was useful for you in some way, shape, or form!! :) xoxox
@@OrganicKeesh AMEN Sis!! Thank you!
Congratulations to your academic achievement I am proud of you.
I congratulate you for receiving your Master's degree. Were you able to find work in the end? I got my MA in Classical Studies last year at the Open University in the U.K. and there are no jobs available for this field. I just did the Master's for general interest. I cannot work because I am on the Disability pension due to my Asperger's Syndrome. Did you study at an American university because the tuition fees are very high there? My first part of my MA in Classical Studies was over $5,000 and my second part of the MA in Classical Studies costed over $11,000.
Thank you! No I still haven't found work in that field. I'm believing that it's a "I still haven't found work in that field YET..." lol yes I did study in an American institution and have debt that's inconceivable lol but everything to this point is well with my soul so I won't complain! Praying you find purposed work soon! :)
WOW! I didn't know that getting Master's degree will get you into none. You need to pay out of your own pocket to pay back the Loans? I know for sure that Loans is not for free money..... For me, I am going to my Certificate of Accomplished Human Services In Coastline Community College at Fountain Valley, CA. Yes! You are correct!!! You need experience in order to graduated college. luckly for me I started Human Services 2016 and I start doing volunteer at Abrazar, finished the class last year with a Letter B!. I put that under my resume to Managers or Supervisor to look at it when I am graduated college! That is sucks that you got no career. It was weird! I hope you got a career! GOD BLESSED YOU!
Great video, wish you the best.
Thanks!
Don't worry about what you owe you have a Masters which no one can take away. Also they should have a training program for new hires most companies want new hires so they can teach you there cultrue.
Right! I agree, I think it's better to build the perfect employee by training them instead of reprograming an employee that's been trained for a different organization. But I believe God does everything for a reason! Thanks for commenting! :) xoxox
My sister has the same Master degree as you. However, she worked in undergrad . She did HHA for 2 years and then worked as a HHA office assistant in her last 2 years. Then she didn’t work, while she earned her graduate degree. She’s now a director in an elder care living facility (not a nursing home). We all have to start somewhere, apply for medical office assistant jobs or anything related to get in the door. Once you get the experience, you will be set ! Health Admins make good money.
thanks for the awesome video girl! Could you make a video explaining why you didn't pursue being a mental health counsellor? :)
Nicole that’s a great idea!!
Great advice!
Thanks for being honest
Flowerwolff - for sure :)
Thank u for this.i think I found my answer.
Praise the Lord!! :)
I know people with high school diplomas making more than people with doctoral degrees at my job. Think how I felt when I seen people making well over 6 figures with no degree
Good video
Degrees where u have to continue school after a bachelors are designed for people who have parents that can pay for their school. The debt is not worth it. I have a useless bachelors. Joined the army byt luckily got xray tech. As a xray tech I make more than people with masters. Then I got registered in cat scan and mri. Over 60k in texas. I know people who use their masters and work for the state and make less then $20 bucks an hour.. MRI makes more than a nurse with half the headache. If you are looking to make decent money, look into nuclear medicine tech. It's the pinnacle of radiology salary vs paying for a masters or doctorate program. Also radiation therapy. No degree required. It's a certificate that makes 90k a year. Crazy.
thank you soooooo much for this information! I think a lot of times we don't make wise educational decisions because we are misinformed or uninformed on what is out there! You have given us some amazing insight on other professions that can be pursued. I really appreciate it! Great conversation :)
Tracy walker... Wow, l was actually debating on what to do between the both. Thanks for that info also.
Do u need prerequisites before getting into radiology or that sort??
@@naturallyray3646 no none at all. Just come off the street and apply for school. They include the prerequisites in the program to bill you for more money. For example, they will get you an associates in MSA ( front desk medical staff) useless but effective for the school. Some schools in other states require prerequisites. Ive learned that from the comments. But its rare.
Finally found someone in this field....
excelent advice.
i love this coz its very honest video
How long did it take you
Sonja daniels 2.5 years. It should have been 2 years, 51 credits. I missed taking a class which pushed me back a semester
thank u
Hi!! I'm 25 just got my B.A. in psych, and debating about applying for grad school as of now because I have no work experience (Middle Eastern parents). I'm kind of putting pressure on myself because I am not getting younger, and I want obtain Master's before I'm 30. Tell me if that's ridiculous. Your video was very relatable and informative. Thank you. ❤
I don’t think it’s ridiculous! As long as it’s something you truly want to do, do it! But don’t let it be “just to have a masters by 30”...timelines are our way of giving us unreasonable stress lol
I just graduated with a honours bachelor and was thinking about a masters...thank you for this video❤️❤️
What's your masters?
Health Service Administration
Sorry - it should read" understanding parents".Hi - five to your Haitian parents.Bless
Same for me I regret studying MS . I should have worked
Tell me about it...lol
@@OrganicKeesh yes! Employers want to see Masters and work experience. My parents made me and my 2 siblings work all through college. My sister and I have a Masters and my brother had a Phd. All three of us make over $100,000 because we all worked through college. Im very glad my parents made us work in college because it paid off on our resumes. Try applying for Government jobs, Admin, Healthcare, etc. Even if you have to take an office job at $10 an hour....just do it!!!! Degrees are great, but employers want to definitely see work experience for sure!! I know someone from highschool that never worked in college and now with her Bachelors she works in the bridal department in a clothing store because her parents didnt push her to work but I saw her parents recently and they regret it now. Dont be her at 40 years old please. Work anywhere just to get work experience! 🙂
You hv different haitian parents!!! 😯
Hahaha! Probably do, in many ways than one lol :)