On the road of life there are drivers...and then there are graduate students
I think I completely understand the point of a Masters Program.
Imagine that you are given a brand new car.
If your first instinct in that car is NOT to drive your brand new orgasm on wheels but is in fact to whip open your car's USER'S MANUAL and proceed to read it cover to cover, memorize it, burn it AND THEN finally get into your nice new car and drive it...
Well then, a Masters degree is the thing for you.
If however, you're sane and you'd much rather drive your damn car and figure out what that flashy button on the side does on your own...Skip Graduate School. Go straight into the workforce, pass Go and collect $200.
Sadly...I like to read user manuals. So I guess right now graduate school fits me just fine.
(its still fucking boring though)
Imagine that you are given a brand new car.
If your first instinct in that car is NOT to drive your brand new orgasm on wheels but is in fact to whip open your car's USER'S MANUAL and proceed to read it cover to cover, memorize it, burn it AND THEN finally get into your nice new car and drive it...
Well then, a Masters degree is the thing for you.
If however, you're sane and you'd much rather drive your damn car and figure out what that flashy button on the side does on your own...Skip Graduate School. Go straight into the workforce, pass Go and collect $200.
Sadly...I like to read user manuals. So I guess right now graduate school fits me just fine.
(its still fucking boring though)