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Which is the better choice? Which program?

Preston Curling
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I have been on the forums before wanting to get into real estate investing, but after a ton of advice--it seems like I should wait until after school. There are two things that fell into my lap though. Two options for my masters here at Texas A&M. The first program is called the PPA program and it allows you to get your bachelors in accounting and your masters in Finance as well as your CPA in only 5 years. The other option is A&M Masters in Real Estate program which is supposed to be one of the best. I don't know which one I would want to do. There are definitely perks from both, but I also feel like you do not really need a Masters in Real Estate to be good at it. Which one do you guys think is better?

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