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Anonymous

15 Mar 2021

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Is a private business degree at SIM RMIT worth it?

I'm a poly graduate serving NS with about 1 year plus to go, i'm stuck between taking either a business management degree or the accountancy degree. Any former SIM-RMIT/private university grads able to share your experience on finding jobs and the rough median salary private uni students get?

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JeffreyLeeZQ

15 Mar 2021

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I think to answer this question, you got to ask yourself why you are pursuing this degree for.

If you don't see much help in this degree in your future career progression, then maybe you wanna reconsider. I personally have friends whose degrees didn't help them much in their salary/career progression and regretted pursuing their degrees.

If this degree helps you open more doors, then great. But then do consider whether the student loan is justified. It doesn't make sense if you end up spending the next decade trying to paying off your student loan, for limited career opportunities.

Cheers and all the best!

- Jeffrey (jeffreyleezq.com)

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