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pipoman

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9. I don't disagree, certainly one couldn't get a job as a MD without a phd..

Reply to Drahthaardogs (Reply #7)

Sun May 6, 2012, 12:42 AM

May 2012

these guys are getting business degrees..They will not come out of college with a masters and get a VP job. If they get out and do something entry level very well and they can either advance or move after they get some experience. I will encourage them to do night school to get their masters while gaining experience. I just see too many smart people who have difficulties getting entry level jobs in business (over qualified) and aren't qualified with experience to get the jobs which are geared to masters.

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I don't disagree, certainly one couldn't get a job as a MD without a phd.. pipoman May 2012 #9

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