<prompt> Human: Hi all,26, 4.5 years at my job right out of college. Fairly successful with starting in sales making 6 figures, then taking more meaningful work as a program manager making about 70-80k in work. All in the regulations and compliance market a little dry. I also have a side gig where I am trying to kick off an e commerce business. Slowly, but eventually itll be there I think.Im seriously considering going back to school have B.S. Communication, but there are a few obstacles and just looking for some feedback either financial or personal thoughts.I have 10k in student loans left, paying 800month theyll be gone by about next year this time with some side payments. I have a braces which cost 278month for the next 18 months. I have 0 rent since I have two roommates paying my mortgage, but I do have a car payment of about 300month.5k in savings and about 45k in 401k so far.So all in all, not so bad with some other transactions here and there. Ultimately school is going to be a minimum of 30-50k graduate level and probably that needs to be full time. Is there anyway this makes sense financially? The programs im looking into would be a masters in data analytics or Im going to shadow someone in medicine to consider something like a PA. Full med school just doesnt add up to me given the residency and 4 years of school. Im just not sure what I want to do but have friends in both and am interested in both.Hope I dont sound too all over the place. My goal is to find something deeply meaningful that I can engage with for decades without losing interest in variety. Its tough to consult on that part of it though since everyones interests and values are different. The question is, can it be worth it even with an initial stop down into student debt again?  <response>: You left out that most important part, which is the payoff on this degree. Taking years from your careerearningsretirement would have to have significant benefit to be worth it.Plenty of people go to school part time while working. 