A few days ago
Does it really make sense to be able to obtain a masters/doctorate in fields where you never specialised?
..in your undergraduate years?
The foundations would be missing.
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Well, it depends on the area. You can learn a lot in a Master’s program without necessarily learning the undergraduate coursework. Master’s level classes are usually more rigorous than undergraduate courses. Also, some fields have licensing requirements that require more supervised work such as internships.
Dana (getting a dual Masters in areas he didn’t take classes in while getting a dual bachelor’s)
In addition, at least half of your undergraduate coursework, if not more, is general education.
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A few days ago
Well, for some folks it’s an ego-boost, and for others, getting an MA or Doctorate in anything is a requirement for further advancement in their jobs. Lacking any of that, though, it doesn’t make much sense.
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A few days ago
yes . coz
1. the mind of human has great ability for getting informaition .
2. every one diserve a second chance .
3. after all tests will deside if u r good in ur (specialised and non-spe)fields . i wish u all the best
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A few days ago
no
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