04-03-2022, 08:19 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-03-2022, 08:19 PM by StudiousTraveller.)
I understand how it could feel like a lateral move to get another Bachelors degree and absolutely, if these degrees were for my career I would only be considering moving to a Masters, especially to reap the potential benefits of an increased salary, promotion etc. especially with the limited free time I'd have since I would be still working.
For me, the Masters of World Heritage Studies is pretty far removed from my prior degree so that is why I'm going to try to earn a BA in History first. I feel like this will lead nicely into this Masters program and give me the best chance for acceptance. However, I may not get into this program so just looking at what other options I might have that I will be able to afford to continue some sort of formal learning for years to come.
For me, the Masters of World Heritage Studies is pretty far removed from my prior degree so that is why I'm going to try to earn a BA in History first. I feel like this will lead nicely into this Masters program and give me the best chance for acceptance. However, I may not get into this program so just looking at what other options I might have that I will be able to afford to continue some sort of formal learning for years to come.


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