I loved the course so much, so thank you for letting me be a continued part of its life and output! Thinking of you all during this unexpected and difficult disruption to your year 💛
Thank you so much for this video and congrats on graduating! I have an offer to do an MSc in City Planning at Manchester which is such an exciting course and department, but coming straight out of undergrad is something I'm not quite sure about. I'm also in the recruitment process for a graduate scheme (18 months long) which i really like the sound of... so I might have to decide between the two! Would you recommend going straight into a Master's, or taking the job and maybe coming back to the MSc? I would like to get some work experience, but I guess I need reassurance that it's possible to start a career and then go back to uni.
Hey! That's so exciting!! Congratulations on your offer. Manchester is such an exciting city. I suppose my one question is how many years is the grad scheme? Could you defer your place on the MSc for a year and work? I would say it is easier to carry on straight through to the MSc of you can. Once you start earning money it can be a shock to go back to a student budget. However it is so possible to have a career and then go back. I work with two ladies who went back to uni in their 40s to do a History MA and Gender Studies BA respectively. Would it be possible to intern while on the MSc? That could give you the best of both. I hope this helps somewhat x P.s Thank you so much for subscribing. It means so much! Hope you're having a wonderful start to the week
This is an incredible video and thank you for your honesty! You are so strong to have persevered and come through the challenges you faced. Well done!
I loved the course so much, so thank you for letting me be a continued part of its life and output! Thinking of you all during this unexpected and difficult disruption to your year 💛
Thank you so much for this video and congrats on graduating! I have an offer to do an MSc in City Planning at Manchester which is such an exciting course and department, but coming straight out of undergrad is something I'm not quite sure about. I'm also in the recruitment process for a graduate scheme (18 months long) which i really like the sound of... so I might have to decide between the two! Would you recommend going straight into a Master's, or taking the job and maybe coming back to the MSc? I would like to get some work experience, but I guess I need reassurance that it's possible to start a career and then go back to uni.
Hey! That's so exciting!! Congratulations on your offer. Manchester is such an exciting city. I suppose my one question is how many years is the grad scheme? Could you defer your place on the MSc for a year and work? I would say it is easier to carry on straight through to the MSc of you can. Once you start earning money it can be a shock to go back to a student budget. However it is so possible to have a career and then go back. I work with two ladies who went back to uni in their 40s to do a History MA and Gender Studies BA respectively. Would it be possible to intern while on the MSc? That could give you the best of both. I hope this helps somewhat x P.s Thank you so much for subscribing. It means so much! Hope you're having a wonderful start to the week