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440.not surprised,but I have a question for my fellow tester

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by Apena12 » Thu Mar 08, 2012 10:40 am
Like many other students, i decided to take the GMAT without any prior preparation. All I did to prepare for the test was look(not even complete) a practice test, just to see the type of questions i could expect. I am about to graduate with a marketing major, and debating whether or not to go into a masters degree. I have been studying marketing since sophomore year of high school, giving me extreme confidence that I know all the ins and outs of the subject. I also have experience making marketing strategies and running a social media campaign for a start up company that is seeing extreme growth.

I'm wondering if it is even worth it for me to get a masters degree now. I am very confident that with some studying I could score way above what I scored today. Would i be better off searching for a job, or continue in my academics? Keep in mind that I am very tired of going to school, but i acknowledge the importance of obtaining a masters degree in these hard times.

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