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Master in Finance or Real Estate
I am currently a Junior in undergrad with a 3.97 GPA Major: Finance Minor: Econ. and I have a real estate license (I have worked with apartments mainly in the range of $500,000- $7,500,000). I can either do a +1 semester in my undergrad at Northeastern and graduate with a Masters and Bachelors in Finance or apply to MIT for a Master in Real Estate (I should be able to get in).
I already own property and have good job outlook as is. I just think that the Masters will help me with upward mobility at a large firm or help gain investor confidence for my own deals.
Any advice welcome.