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r/SipsTea • u/Bigb5wm • 1d ago
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How much would they have helped without paying up to $20k per year ðŸ¤
1 u/bigwangersoreass 1d ago I got a lot of help and I only paid $4000 for my entire masters. All 4 years lmao 1 u/relativelyjewish 1d ago Paying $4000 for a masters isn't the steal you think it is 😅 Would really like to know what field it is.... 😬 1 u/bigwangersoreass 1d ago Oh I’ll laugh with you it’s financial economics lmao it’s not fancy at all Thankfully my school was super helpful with job fairs which lead to job offers. You don’t need to pay a ton for your degree to land a good job. 2 u/relativelyjewish 1d ago Well it's just a lot of high demand fields the masters and PhDs are either entirely free plus give a monthly stipend to live on, or free plus a stipend if you teach classes. Idk to me paying $4000 seems like a lot
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I got a lot of help and I only paid $4000 for my entire masters. All 4 years lmao
1 u/relativelyjewish 1d ago Paying $4000 for a masters isn't the steal you think it is 😅 Would really like to know what field it is.... 😬 1 u/bigwangersoreass 1d ago Oh I’ll laugh with you it’s financial economics lmao it’s not fancy at all Thankfully my school was super helpful with job fairs which lead to job offers. You don’t need to pay a ton for your degree to land a good job. 2 u/relativelyjewish 1d ago Well it's just a lot of high demand fields the masters and PhDs are either entirely free plus give a monthly stipend to live on, or free plus a stipend if you teach classes. Idk to me paying $4000 seems like a lot
Paying $4000 for a masters isn't the steal you think it is 😅 Would really like to know what field it is.... 😬
1 u/bigwangersoreass 1d ago Oh I’ll laugh with you it’s financial economics lmao it’s not fancy at all Thankfully my school was super helpful with job fairs which lead to job offers. You don’t need to pay a ton for your degree to land a good job. 2 u/relativelyjewish 1d ago Well it's just a lot of high demand fields the masters and PhDs are either entirely free plus give a monthly stipend to live on, or free plus a stipend if you teach classes. Idk to me paying $4000 seems like a lot
Oh I’ll laugh with you it’s financial economics lmao it’s not fancy at all
Thankfully my school was super helpful with job fairs which lead to job offers. You don’t need to pay a ton for your degree to land a good job.
2 u/relativelyjewish 1d ago Well it's just a lot of high demand fields the masters and PhDs are either entirely free plus give a monthly stipend to live on, or free plus a stipend if you teach classes. Idk to me paying $4000 seems like a lot
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Well it's just a lot of high demand fields the masters and PhDs are either entirely free plus give a monthly stipend to live on, or free plus a stipend if you teach classes. Idk to me paying $4000 seems like a lot
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u/relativelyjewish 1d ago
How much would they have helped without paying up to $20k per year ðŸ¤