err, if money is not a problem in the first place, then study or education is something that money can't buy nor can be evaluate by return rate.

Master degree or any graduate doesn't mean anything. A hawker or businessman that only finish secondary school can earn more than a Phd holder x times more, then should we tell our children don't need to study so much? No.

In working life, it is the capability and skill that matter most, not degree alone.

jianee89,

1) What degree that you are studying in??

2) What area do you want to work in?

Not necessary.  You can do it locally.  In IT area, there are certificate like CCNA, MCSE, Oracle DBA certification.  In accounting, there are ACCA, CPA and so on.

<<The only way for me is , save up the money for overseas study for my Masters in International Business at University of Nottingham Malaysia.>>

3) Is that what you want to do?

<<I'm taking external Law degree which is LLB Uni. of London.>>

4) Is that recognizable outside of Malaysia?? Which country can you work with that degree?
cherroy,

<<err, if money is not a problem in the first place, then study or education is something that money can't buy nor can be evaluate by return rate.>>

No, I disagree.

In USA, the difference between a state university and private university for 4 years is at least USD $100K.  And, in most cases, you do not make enough money in your life to earn the difference.  You need to check the ROI.

Dreamer

arthurlwf,

There is a simple way.  If the graduate from University A and B earn the same amount of money in salary, why pay SIGNIFICANT more for the undergraduate degree?

Dreamer