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BastidChimp t1_j2ega53 wrote

๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘Before you apply for your master's, get into the workforce first. During the interview process, ask your future employer if they can fund your education. Some companies have programs that will pay for your graduate education while still being employed. Or better yet ask during your internship.

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Professional-Gap2808 OP t1_j2eqbne wrote

Yeah, I would want to find opportunities through school-sponsored internships, but Iโ€™m not sure if I would want to take a year off after college to join the workforce if I were to go to grad school. Honestly, I could change my mind if I need a break and want to evaluate my options, but my family tells me the longer Iโ€™m in school, the later I have to start working, which is for the better.

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Professional-Gap2808 OP t1_j2eqiz6 wrote

Iโ€™d also say that Iโ€™m considering doing something where I could TA certain classes during my fourth year while taking certain grad-level classes, and finish my masterโ€™s in a fifth year at half tuition. That way I could save 75% of what I would be paying for grad school.

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