Emma =D asked:
A Bachelors degree or a Masters degree?
Of course Masters would be picked, but do i have to get a Masters to live comfortably finacial wise? Or can i get by with only a Bachelors? Are companies/firms looking for Masters more often now?
Anything that might answer my question would be awesome!
Thanks!
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If you can afford it, get a masters degree. You will get by fine with a bachelors degree, but you will live a much more comfortable lifestyle with the masters.
More and more people are getting their Bachelors, so they are becoming less and less valueable. Check out this article from the wall street journal
I definetaly suggest Masters.