What Masters Degree Should I Get? Quiz

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Have you completed your graduation and want to pursue a master's degree? Take this, what masters degree should I get quiz for some clarity. There are many aspirants who want to pursue their education in a postgraduate program. A master's degree or postgraduate program is an add-on to the qualification when you are looking for a job. Take this quiz, and find which master's degree you should pursue. Do share the quiz with friends and help them find their master's degree too.


You May Get

Run! Postgraduate School is not for You. At least not now.

You're tired of studying. You're not really seriously interested in anything. You seem to be considering postgraduate school just because you can't seem to think of anything else to do. You are tired of being poor. Get a job, volunteer. Now is not the right time for you to enter postgraduate school. That doesn't mean it will never be right. Many students come back years after they finish their bachelor's degree.

A Professional Degree is for You.

You're focused and ready to go. You like the security of knowing there is a profession at the end of the journey. You know exactly what you want to do. You're good at studying and enjoy being in class. You thrive on human interaction. You are prepared to face the financial commitment and even have a plan to pay for your professional degree. You do well in courses and are eager to get to the hands-on part of the degree training.
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Questions and Answers
  • 1. 
    Does the thought of being in school for four more years scare you?
    • A. 

      Of course, I'm sick of school already.

    • B. 

      I could do two, but not sure if I could do four more years.

    • C. 

      If I'm studying something, I love, I could spend seven more years in school.

    • D. 

      No, I could spend four more very focused years in school.

  • 2. 
    Do you have the feeling that you have no other career options besides Medical, Dental, or Pharmacy school?
    • A. 

      Yes, those are the only careers in science that make money.

    • B. 

      No, but my parents really want me to go into something professional and well respected.

    • C. 

      Of course, I have options. I'm exploring new things every day.

    • D. 

      I have options, but I know the degree I am getting now won't help me reach my goals.

  • 3. 
    Do you know what your short and long-term goals are and how a graduate degree can help you achieve them?
    • A. 

      Not really; I just don't think I'll be able to get the job I want right now.

    • B. 

      Of course, a graduate degree is the only way.

    • C. 

      I'm not too sure what my goals are, but I know I love a certain discipline.

    • D. 

      I can't even decide what I want to eat for dinner. Long-term goals are too much pressure.

  • 4. 
    How do you feel about living in poverty?
    • A. 

      It's so disturbing. Sometimes there is not enough food on the table.

    • B. 

      I don't know, man, never been in poverty.

    • C. 

      Yeah, I know it's hard to pay bills and rent, but we gonna make it through it.

    • D. 

      It's so hard to pay fees for even my school, but I am not gonna stay like this forever.

  • 5. 
    Do you need a break from school?
    • A. 

      No, I need a divorce from school. I could never come back to school and be perfectly fine.

    • B. 

      I enjoy being in school and am excited to learn more.

    • C. 

      School is painful, but no pain, no gain.

    • D. 

      If I'm in the right program, I could put in a few more years.

  • 6. 
    Will a career-related work experience help you become more sure about what you want to do?
    • A. 

      No, I'm pretty sure I know where my passions lie.

    • B. 

      Yes, it will also make me more competitive for graduate school.

    • C. 

      Yes, I need to see what else is out there.

    • D. 

      Work experience will help confirm that.

  • 7. 
    Are you comfortable initiating and carrying out independent research?
    • A. 

      Nothing could scare me more. I love science, but research is not for me.

    • B. 

      I like working with people. I could conduct research with people.

    • C. 

      Research doesn't pay enough for me.

    • D. 

      I love working independently. I can't wait to be in charge of my own education.

  • 8. 
    Have you talked to a career counselor?
    • A. 

      What's a career counselor?

    • B. 

      Yes, we're on a firs- name basis.

    • C. 

      Yes, career counselor, academic adviser, and a possible research mentor.

    • D. 

      No.

  • 9. 
    Do you want a higher salary?
    • A. 

      Yes, and I want the title to go with it.

    • B. 

      Of course, but if I do what I love, the money will come.

    • C. 

      Yes, right now.

    • D. 

      I want to make money, but I could wait a bit longer to make the real big money.

  • 10. 
    Do you desire to be a leader in your field?
    • A. 

      Yes, and superb research will help me become one.

    • B. 

      Yes, through advocacy and health education.

    • C. 

      No, I just want to be employed.

    • D. 

      I just want to find something I love doing. It doesn't matter if I am a leader or not.

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