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Fortune
Orianna Rosa Royle

Nearly half of master’s degree programs leave students financially worse off

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With Gen Z on track to become the most educated generation in history, those looking to stand out amid the sea of college graduates may tempted to eye a master’s degree—but be warned, it’s not the golden ticket to big paychecks and guaranteed success one might imagine.

Quite the opposite: According to recently conducted research, nearly half of master’s degree programs actually leave students financially worse off.

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