<prompt> Human: UPDATE: I emailed the university to let them know I wont be going anymore. Thanks for your input!Im currently earning 67,000 doing social media marketing, and have the opportunity to get a masters in digital media for 3,000 after scholarships. Id have to move to the most expensive rental city in the country so my living cost would essentially triple and I wouldnt be able to work during the masters. Im leaning towards keeping my job and not getting another degree since communications is a hands on field and the jobs I want dont require one. I finished my undergrad last year with no debt so Im hesitant to get more education and then end up underemployed if I cant find a job. Unless 67,000 isnt even that much to leave? I have no idea whats standard to earn out of university. Id go up to 70,000 after a year of working.Assistant: So you are considering giving up income and tripling your expenses to get a degree that isnt required for your field.That doesnt sound very good yet. What am I missing?Human: Thats about it other than exciting life experience of living in the biggest city in the country. I guess its not worth the risk of not finding a job afterwards! I really do like my current jobAssistant: Getting a masters in digital media is a terrible idea. By your own admission, it wont open any doors for you. 67,000 is a really good salary for a communications major straight out of college. Plenty of us were making 30,000 or less at our first jobs. Human: I honestly had no idea what other comms grads make since salary is such a taboo topic  <response>: Glassdoor is your friend 