Is a masters degree worth it?
12-17-2008 | 01:33 PM
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Large piston operator - hm. Up in Alaska? Is it NAC or Everts? They are the only piston operators I can think of, except that one that operates for DHL in OH.
Anyway - I would say it depends on how much time you have - were you looking for a flying job before the furlough?
My recommendation is that with the current economic climate, even if you were recalled, another furlough could be around the corner. I'd bypass the recall, use the scholarship and get the degree. In a year, there may be better jobs out there if you don't want to go back to the piston operator. Personally, I think a masters would look better than a year of flight time at a piston operator, down the road.
Anyway - I would say it depends on how much time you have - were you looking for a flying job before the furlough?
My recommendation is that with the current economic climate, even if you were recalled, another furlough could be around the corner. I'd bypass the recall, use the scholarship and get the degree. In a year, there may be better jobs out there if you don't want to go back to the piston operator. Personally, I think a masters would look better than a year of flight time at a piston operator, down the road.
The company is Airnet. Don't know why I didn't put that.
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