I Need Advice before I Do Something Funny

guys i just rounde up my nysc on 11th september 2008. i applied for msc in finance in abia state university uturu.though i finished from that school with 2.1 in the same course. my people are saying i should get a job first before going for masters bcs they are not giving me a dime. but i have only 200k with me and am bent on going for it (ie) part time and still be looking for job please guys what is ur advice i need ur contribution so i will not regret tomorrow

@377:
If truly u av a 2:1 in finance , getting a job is not going to be difficult,but u need to be sure of ur ability,With 200k if are wise, in a yr it can turn to 600k,think of any clean business (selling air time,etc) you can do while u search  for a job, make sure its a business that will not suffer much if u are not available(i.e when u start working),the simple different btwn a capitalist and a graduate is ability to manage money and take calculated risk.I finished service in 2004 with N85k savings, today its worth 1.1m in a small business, not even shares,despite the fact that my job take so much of my time,   what we need in this generation is the ability to believe in a small resources,take a good look at Aliko  Dangote today with just 500k, As far as am concern in this present Nijar, 2:1 is equivalent of Msc in terms of Jobs requirement, especially made in Nijar Msc,abeg, Ur destiny lies in your hand sha, goodluck!

i was once in ur shoe ,finished service jan 2007 ,with few 10s of thousand applied for master  got the admission in unilag  ,because it was not a good news without  a job .
i did a job with a poor pay to be able to raise my school fee thank god i have graduate august 2008 . now i am working with a brighter hope,go for ur masters and look for a job in the eastern region to keep body and soul togather.

please do not drop the programme  you might never have an easier opprtunity.

The pre-requisite for a good master's degree anywhere in the world is working experience not NYSC, my friend.

I believe u should go get a job that will give you good grounding in order to start charting your career line. What if you finish the master's and u still don't get a job? What if u get a job that makes you divert from finance and into something more lucrative?

My dear friend, there are 1001 questions you should answer before you take ur funny step.

From my experience, the master's degree from the Federal Uni in Naija sef no dey give u advantage pass person with BSc/B.A., talkless of your state university. (no pun intended)

My friend, if u actually went to school and got that 2.1 u boast of, I will advise you to plant ur 200k into something more profitable - probably go into entrepreneurship, do something more challenging, I bet u wont regret it.

Good luck