2nd bachelors vs masters

[IronMike]

Which should I get? A bachelors in civil engineering or a masters in public relations?

 

[Deleted member 2798]

Master's without question. Less time to completion and a better credential to have.

 

[engineerescortceler]

2nd bachelors? What's first? Masters are usually paid better annd having 2 bachelors is a waste of time usually imo

 

[Zaetheus]

2nd bachelors? What's first? Masters are usually paid better annd having 2 bachelors is a waste of time usually imo

Master's without question. Less time to completion and a better credential to have.

 

[Deleted member 3291]

masters of course unless you have easy way to get job experience with civil eng

 

[Deleted member 2119]

@IronMike The bachelors can work very well if you get a decent gpa. Also apply for some internships and do some projects

 

[Deleted member 2119]

I think we have to evaluate the worth of a public relations degree on the job market to see if its really worth it. Not because a masters degree is a masters degree

 

[IronMike]

masters of course unless you have easy way to get job experience with civil eng

I work at a Highway agency, so I would be able to get an entry level civil position easily or at least a better position.

I think we have to evaluate the worth of a public relations degree on the job market to see if its really worth it. Not because a masters degree is a masters degree

thats why I'm at a crossroads, PR is also a very NT field where creativity is necessary. Engineering is cut and dry and only requires meeting with other engineers on the same project for months

 

[Deleted member 3291]

I work at a Highway agency, so I would be able to get an entry level civil position easily or at least a better position.

go for civil eng if that’s what you want. job experience is most important now.

just keep in mind that it’s an engineering degree and you will probably have 20-30 hours of class a week (lectures,tutorials, labs) if you have a full time course schedule.

 

[Zesto]

A second bachelor only makes sense for one wanting to switch from Humanities to STEM after they graduate.

 

[Erenor]

Which should I get? A bachelors in civil engineering or a masters in public relations?

Unless you hate the field you got your bachelor in and don't want to work in it or do a master in it, do a masters degree. Civil engineering is quite hard, if you study this as a second degree, there is a very high chance that after a while you will think "Fuck this shit, why am I doing this, I have a bachelor already and don't need it anyway, I'll just drop out of uni and get a job" (that's at least what would happen if I started a second bachelor)

 

[Moustachcel]

Master in ERing