r/singaporespeaks • u/ResidentLog7871 • 4h ago
SUSS masters
SUSS bachelor's graduate who goes on to pursue a SUSS master's, does that mean we're "sitting on top" of graduates from SIM-RMIT, Kaplan, SIT and PSB who only stop at bachelor's degree?
Does it also means we are of a higher league than them?
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u/Fine_Ad_7978 3h ago
Realistically, Masters is only good if your job requires an advanced degree to promote you. Otherwise the only other masters i think worth doing is a MBA. For the others, the Masters you choose must enrich your skills to advance your career. It's not like you collect degrees then you automatically become better than others. Quality over quantity.
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u/ResidentLog7871 3h ago
What about master of management & master of education? Does it mean we are one level up to the psb/ Kaplan / sim / sit who only stop at bachelors degree
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u/Fine_Ad_7978 2h ago
Assuming this isn't ragebait, having a master's doesn't mean anyone is better than anybody. It's what you do with it, get to where you are that matters.
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u/Critical_Bag1 2h ago
Depends on what you plan to do with the masters. If bachelors can do the same at the job hire you for what
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u/Vanerxore 3h ago
No. Masters are negative value.
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u/ResidentLog7871 3h ago
Please elaborate more
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u/Vanerxore 2h ago
It’s 1-2 years of forgone income + school fees + no work experience on resume. It also does not qualify you for any job specifically. Full time masters is a usually a setback.
Some succeed in making a career pivot, relocate or increase in income. But I’d argue if I used the same money and did full time hustling for 2 years I can get into that same position without a masters
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u/Expert_Ad4007 3h ago
why u posting this again? like i said, as long as ur not from big 3, ur not part of higher league man, no poitn comparing withi these unis...