Has anybody done this masters? I'm due to start in a month and would really appreciate it if anybody who has done it could let me know what their experience of it was. It doesn't look as if there is much lecture time and there is a lot of work to get covered. Are there many tutorials organised? Also how are employment opportunities after? When combined with my work exp and degree + diploma feel it's a good choice. How have prospective employers responded to it?

Has anybody done this masters? I'm due to start in a month and would really appreciate it if anybody who has done it could let me know what their experience of it was. It doesn't look as if there is much lecture time and there is a lot of work to get covered. Are there many tutorials organised? Also how are employment opportunities after? When combined with my work exp and degree + diploma feel it's a good choice. How have prospective employers responded to it?

College is such a serious expense but the time will be worth it. If you need to travel by bus/train daily buy a monthly/yearly pass - it'll save you a hell of a lot in travel and makes it a lot easier to avoid taxis when you've pre paid your travel. Also if you're cooking do as much as possible and you can get the following day lunch/din from it plus freeze the remainder and you can use it again. V. Martha Stewart of me I know!

Has anybody done this masters? I'm due to start in a month and would really appreciate it if anybody who has done it could let me know what their experience of it was. It doesn't look as if there is much lecture time and there is a lot of work to get covered. Are there many tutorials organised? Also how are employment opportunities after? When combined with my work exp and degree + diploma feel it's a good choice. How have prospective employers responded to it?