Finance & Accounting – Postgraduate Finance

Is an online masters in finance worth it? : r/FinancialCareers

I have a bachelor’s degree in finance and accounting, but I’ve recently decided that I want to pursue a masters degree in finance.

I’ve been reading about online programs and it seems like the best option for me at this point in my life (I’m 37 with 2 kids).

Do you think that an online masters in finance is worth the cost and time spent getting one?

Is an online masters in finance worth it? : r/FinancialCareers

Hi, I’m considering getting a Masters degree in Finance. I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting, but I’ve been working as a software developer for the past 7 years. I have been thinking about getting into financial services and this seems like the best way to do it.

I’m wondering if anyone has any insight on the subject of getting an online masters degree in finance? Is it worth it? Are there any downsides to doing it online? Do you think it’d be hard to find work with just an online degree? Or should I just stick with my software development career?

Hi

I am currently a senior at a top tier business school and I am considering pursuing an online Master’s degree in Finance. The school I am looking at is the University of Washington Foster School of Business.

I would like to hear your thoughts on this subject and if you think it is worth it to pursue an online masters in Finance over getting my MBA.

I will be working full time while taking classes, so this is not a full-time endeavor.

I am a recent graduate of an online masters degree with a concentration in finance from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. I am currently working as an investment analyst for a bank and love it.

I know that the job market for finance professionals is tough, but I still believe that getting your masters is worth it. The job market is tough, but it’s not impossible to get a job in finance, especially if you go for a less popular field like real estate or commodities.

I would also recommend finding out what kind of work environment you are interested in before making your decision (corporate or independent). If you want to work in corporate finance, then maybe an MBA might be a better option than an MSF. But if you want to start your own business or have some other unique career path, then an MSF would be perfect for you!

If you’re looking at getting into the industry as soon as possible, then definitely go for the MSF route. It’s cheaper and quicker than getting an MBA, and will give you all the skills needed to succeed in the world of finance!