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Updated over 11 years ago,

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Kanise Kelley
  • Residential Landlord
  • Miami, FL
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Higher Education in Real Estate

Kanise Kelley
  • Residential Landlord
  • Miami, FL
Posted

I wasn't sure where to put question so I suppose it's appropriate here. A couple of months I was dead set on going back to school and getting a Master of Science in Real Estate. I have a bachelor's in civil engineering and I want to work with companies that build shopping malls, hotels, etc, but more on the business side not just the construction side. I thought a MSRE would make me a better candidate.

But now i'm wondering if it's really worth it. I got my financial package in the mail and it wants to put me $47,000 in debt! And the course descriptions don't even seem to touch on the info I read here and research.

My question is, does anyone have a Master's in Real Estate or an MBA emphasis in RE? And do you feel it was worth your time and money? Or have you learned more outside of your formal schooling?

Thanks in advance ^_^

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