I go to GT undergrad (May 2023 graduation) and can do an accelerated 1 year masters (May 2024 graduation). I also have a return offer to Capital One and let’s imagine that I stick with that or something similar to that. I guess it’s better to stay for 2 years and then apply as next level up instead of entry level positions at better companies. What’s the better play? FWIW, I’m graduating in 2 years at GT so I’m on the relatively younger side. I’m hesitant to doing a masters as I don’t really know what I’m really interested in and don’t want to do it just for the sake of doing it. TC: 160k (return offer) YOE: 0 yoe
also you can always do GT’s OMS in CS…as Datadog said take offer in hand. Offer hand = cash in hand
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fwiw, there’s research proving that people who graduate during economic downturns earn less than their better-timed peers their entire career, not just after graduation but for decades following that. we don’t know how things will look in a year so if you have a solid offer i would 100% take that and start earning and gaining experience. you may find you learn more than a masters would have taught you