itsallhappening
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There's an article from the WSJ that's been making the rounds, particularly among a lot of the screenwriters I follow on twitter, about how much debt people are accruing on Master's degree. It specifically points to Columbia and NYU as two examples of this: ‘Financially Hobbled for Life’: The Elite Master’s Degrees That Don’t Pay Off
(Same article, not behind a paywall: ‘Financially hobbled for life’: The elite master’s degrees that don’t pay off)
Any thoughts?
(Same article, not behind a paywall: ‘Financially hobbled for life’: The elite master’s degrees that don’t pay off)
Any thoughts?