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The article linked to above seems to have a somewhat contrary message to those of the articles linked to in the OP.
The article linked to above seems to say that grad school will make a student more employable than if he/she has only a BA.
Is that not a good reason why going to grad school may be worthy of consideration?
What is the response of those who say "Don't go to Grad school," to the idea that because "the MA is the new BA," going to grad school is good?
There's a good article in the NYT regarding on how the MA is the new BA: Link
The article linked to above seems to have a somewhat contrary message to those of the articles linked to in the OP.
The article linked to above seems to say that grad school will make a student more employable than if he/she has only a BA.
Is that not a good reason why going to grad school may be worthy of consideration?
What is the response of those who say "Don't go to Grad school," to the idea that because "the MA is the new BA," going to grad school is good?
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