Will a Master’s Degree Ruin Your Chance at Financial Freedom?
Summary
This BiggerPockets Money podcast episode features Preston Cooper discussing his research on the financial return on investment (ROI) of various graduate degrees. He analyzes 11,000 master's degrees and 2,300 doctoral/professional degrees, considering increased earnings, tuition costs, and time out of the workforce to determine their financial value, highlighting the importance of considering opportunity costs and the variability of ROI across different fields.
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