Is it normal to have a B.S degree completely different from an M.S degree?

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<p>I want to know if this is possible...I mean if I major in Biomedical Engineering for undergrad, and if the job prospect sucks, I don't want to do masters in it...</p>

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<p>Well, the job prospects are far better for a masters in it than a bachelors. But yes, you can get a masters in something different from your bachelors. Check some masters programs, they should say what undergraduate coursework is required.</p>

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<p>Qwerty, depends on your master’s degree. For example, a master’s degree in math just isn’t worth anything compared to a bachelor’s. You can teach comm college, and that’s it.</p>

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<p>^He listed Biomedical. If you want to work as a Biomedical engineer, a Masters is far more employable than a Bachelors.</p>

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<p>I defer to your superior knowledge.</p>

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<p>If you’re going to grad school for anything other than BioMed, get an MBA.</p>