Would two years be too long to wait to start my Masters after completing my Bachelors?

Hello,

Unless there are pressing matters, I would continue and get it passed you, they you can continue to learn on industry and its global strategies! That would make more sense! Good Luck! And take Care! Johnny Camacho!

Not necessarily. It took me 10 years from completing my bachelors to starting my masters.

Definitely not. Interesting to read all the comments indicating a bias that advanced education is an advantage with very few comments on why to get an advanced degree as it relates to position or career requirements.

Why wait. You are in he study routine, keep it up, assuming you have the finances, or Uncle Sam does. A friend of mine went from his freshman year at a state college straight thru to a PhD.

I am almost four years out from my Bachelor's and have not done my Masters yet. I think as long as you are in a good place lifewise to start your Masters then go for it, but don't force it if you aren't ready.

I would say it is dependent upon you. I will be starting a Masters next month and completed my BBA in 2008. Sometimes life gets in the way but never to late to late to continue your education.

I think the primary deciding factor of when to tackle an advanced degree should be whether or not you have the time necessary to dedicate to pursuing it. I would suggest its better to wait a few extra years and pursue the degree when you will be in a better position to dedicate your time and focus to it, as opposed to rushing into a degree program based on a timeline when you may not be able to sufficiently handle the added workload.

I finished my bachelor's in 2005 and didn't start my master's until 2009. I didn't feel like that was too long of a break, and I chose the timing based on what made sense for me and my career at the time.

I don't think so i waited 20 years

It all depends on your make up. Are you a highly motivated person, a procrastinator, or one who likes challenges. There are those, who have waited too long, resulting in zero MA. I waited 8 months, before going for my MA. I was ready, as I was getting older. I enrolled in school at age 35, and pursued my MA at age 38. I didn't want to wait too long. At age 50, I decided to pursue a PhD. Don't ask me why. It took me 5 years. My advice. Don't wait too long, if you can. The best to you. blessings.

Why wait? I'm about to graduate with my BA this fall, and I'm jumping right into grad school the next fall. I figure I'll still be in "school mode" and with a year left on my GI Bill, might as well use it up and make a little extra money getting a head-start on that masters.