Masters Degree

[Roscoe]

I'm interviewing to manage money for high- net worth clients of a regional commercial bank here in Texas.

I bet you can get a nice portfolio of clients from this board alone.... probably at least 100!

[Kimmypie]

Get your Master's in Human Sexuality. That way, you can help others Cum Laude.

Don't need a degree for that, baby! I'm a natural

[Treasure Chest]

Don't need a degree for that, baby! I'm a natural

Without a degree, they just call it "prostitution."

[bcoop]

I've had one round of interviews with this company. This is final round. I posted somewhere earlier that I'm moving back regardless of how my job search goes. I'll just move back and find a job once I'm here ... we're sick of SF.

Ah. Good luck, dick.



Sorry Kim. I've got ADD.

[Ruffdaddy]

Graduated undergrad summa cum laude with a degree in Economics.
Graduated with honors from the UT Full-Time MBA program with a concentration in Finance and Asset Management in May of 2010.
I'm also a member of CFA Institute and have passed the level 1 and level 2 CFA exams - just need to find a few hundred hours and pass level 3 to be a CFA Charterholder as well.

An MBA from a top 20 school and the CFA designation are pretty much required in my line of work. I was in a different field of Finance that had limited upside an

And blah blah blah.

And where'd that get you??? Commiefornia!!!!

[Roscoe]

without a degree, they just call it "whoring", with a degree they call it "prostitution".

ftfy

[8mpg]

I was supposed to start this January but decided to hold off and try starting a non profit organization.

[Memo]

I have a Master's in school administration. Yeah it comes in handy if you're in the education field. It really doesn't matter where you get it from in my field. It's a piece of paper that gets your foot in the door if you want to move up.

[Leah]

I'm working on mine in SPED with a diagnostician certification.

Copycat! Where are you going? I finished mine with diag cert last year at UNT. If you need anything, let me know.

Cool. Thanks for the info! Definitely will look into this. I create curriculum & stuff all the time using technology & paper based methods. Sounds interesting!

Hmmm, this idea sounds vaguely familiar.

Also - btw, any software company has a training department. They typically travel to the client site, but they train the new clients on how to use their software. My company just hired a "learning specialist" to help augment our training staff... I'll see if I can find the job description and PM it to you for a review.

I've been interested in this field for quite a while, just not sure how to get into it since I've always been in education. I'm curious, would one need to know about software or the product in order to get on with a company like that or is just educating on procedures, etc..?

Without a degree, they just call it "prostitution."

I thought the girls going toward a degree are called strippers?

[kpc01]

I got my MBA a few years ago and did learn a lot. It is a lot of good info on managing and on even owning your own business. I feel like I learned more in my MBA then my undergrad but part of this is probably because I was more mature and actually tried. I got a MID (masters in industrial distribution) about a year ago and learned a ton from it. I am a manufacturers sales rep and have been offered a higher position but would have to move to St. Louis and don't want to make the move. Since I got the last degree I've had a lot of offers making quite a bit more than I am currently at but because of a new baby I'm sitting still for now.

[Venom]

Copycat! Where are you going? I finished mine with diag cert last year at UNT. If you need anything, let me know.

I'm going to UT Tyler. I might hit you up if I'm in a pinch for a research paper.

[josh9167]

I'm working on my Masters in Systems Engineering through the Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals program. I don't "need" it right now, but it will help for a promotion in a couple of years.

My undergrad is in Electrical Engineering and I work in the defense industry... specifically counter Radar stuff. Unfortunately I'm up in the North East, but after I'm done with school I plan on moving back to Texas.

[Droppedlime]

I'm going to UT Tyler. I might hit you up if I'm in a pinch for a research paper.

[Shorty]

a regional commercial bank here in Texas.

It's not Sovereign Bank is it?

[svauto-erotic855]

Mechanical & Materials Engineering. Worked for a year and a half at a corporate job and will never do it again. Been doing my own thing since then.