Masters for Career Change

[bjcheung77]

At this time I don't think you've maximized your potential opportunities as a college graduate; no reason to jump into a master program just yet - plus, maybe your next employer will foot the bill for the one you do get.

Yes, this is what I would recommend too if you can get your current or next employer to subsidize the cost of your Masters.
Some part time work at that second company may provide you tuition assistance worth $5,000+ a year of reimbursement.

I'll tell you what's crazy. In the past 3 days, my boss has abruptly signed a deal with a third party broadcasting unit who have their own deal with ESPN 3 to broadcast this trade-related semi-sports competition event we host every year in two weeks. And I'm currently lined up to be the play-by-play TV commentator.  

So just a week ago, I was musing about transitioning into the sports world, and now all the sudden it looks like in short order, I'll have ESPN broadcasting credentials on my resume. Life works in mysterious ways.

Haha, that is pretty awesome I would say. Life does work in mysterious ways, sometimes opportunities are right around the corner without a need to search for it. I'm dreaming of a high paying p/t job that allows you to telecommute and provides tuition assistance, that's the ultimate goal for me... I think this year I'll search for it!