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Author	FazBarbican View Profile \| Add to favourites \| Ignore
Date posted	2009-11-04 09:05
Subject	Re: CITY/WHARF ADVICE View parent message
Opinion	Strong BUY
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Go_freedom_35, Do it if its interestes you, makes your mind tick, NOT just for the money. The average cost of a decent Masters is £8,000.00 plus, depending on a decent University-I'm sure you have already checked out the courses, & living expenses, £12,000 min. By the time you finish the markets will be stronger and growth will demand more staff. If you change your mind, hey your still young, and will have an MSc, I think you have chosen "freedom" for a reason, be free and bold, do what you want to! I personally went into a profession, then switched to finance and enjoy it. Good luck Faz
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