Master of Science in Leadership OR Master of Arts in Liberal Arts

[rebel100]

Honestly,
There are only a handful of individuals who have anything beyond a high school diploma. Also, I am almost certain I am the youngest member of management.

The only requirement to receive TA is that I must sign a contract stating I promise to work for the company for at least two years beyond my graduation date and that the program be accredited. If I voluntarily leave before then I will have to repay. This is one reason I didn't want to use the TA for my undergraduate degree.

I enjoy my work and it's a great company to work for. However, there is not much room to grow. On the positive side, the pay is above average. I am happy where I am now but I look forward to new opportunities.

Why not just take a cheaper option like the WGU or Patten MBA? It would keep the costs down so if you left it wouldn't be a huge number. With the business masters behind you tackle something you love but can cash flow like a MA from Ft. Hays or maybe WNMU.