Based on the considerations that the programme is not available in Singapore, has a good name, that the fresh grad is looking for a career in academia, and that first job offers $2.6k take-home salary. Total available sum for saving is $1k (outside of $300/month long-term investment = 20yr), but have to also partition savings money for possibly marriage and getting a home. Saving $400 a month specially for the degree only comes up to <$5k in a year, and <$25k in 5 years.
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Png Cheng Xi Damien
09 Jul 2019
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You already know the answer. It takes so long for you to save up the sum, you have to put down everything after ~8 years (including any bonuses, career progression, life plans) just to do a Master's degree overseas for a few years; and come back to start anew.
How much will the masters give you in terms of employability and value?