<p>1) If you just want some particular new skills, you can take classes rather than enrolling for a degree.</p>
<p>2) If you do decide you want a second degree, first find out how much of your previous coursework can apply to that program. You might not have too much work to do.</p>
<p>3) If what you really want is an internship, there is nothing preventing you from contacting organizations where you would like to intern, and setting up projects on your own. What you need at this point is the work experience of an internship, not a grade. If you don’t need a paid internship, it should not be impossible to arrange one.</p>