Quote: Original post by Tom Sloper

Quote: Original post by Langes
1. Now, I must decide which degree program would best be suited for me
2. the original poster just replies with a "Solved, never mind!" and leaves it at that. Such an annoyance.

1. If a decision grid (http://www.sloperama.com/advice/lesson25.htm and http://www.sloperama.com/advice/m70.htm) doesn't help, then just go with whichever one you want.
2. Um... YOU are "the original poster."

Thank you, I will need to do this tonight. I was confused on why you pointed out that I was "the original poster," until I realized that I had forgotten the "I hate it when" portion. Corrected.

Quote: Original post by Fl4sh
A bachelors should be enough to get you in the door. But that's pretty wild if some organizations toss out a 4 year degree just because "it's devry". It's not like it's a diploma mill, you actually had to work for four years.

Anyways, hope you have some good work samples. ;o

Nothing is set in stone just yet, but I do believe a Master's is something I want rather than need. I plan to work on side projects during my studies, so that I may have a decent portfolio on graduation. This will be solo if I am unable to round up enough people interested in a group project.