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Not if you’re a creative.
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Creatives barely need a degree. Body of work typically speaks to your talent and aptitude, and networking leads to higher level roles. I wouldn’t waste the money personally unless you’re truly passionate about learning and would find it fulfilling.
MBA if you want to be management. I’ve seen data scientists get a PHD.
No, because aside from an art director, advertising is the place everyone ends up who didn’t know what they wanted to do with their lives. Signed, a poli sci major.
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Art directors don’t always know either lol. I did a journalism stint first, and didn’t take art in high school.
Maybe if you specialize. Like a phd in neurology or something if you want to be a medical writer.
I volunteer you as tribute
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You might learn something that helps you become a better creative. But it’s not a substitute for your work, level of experience, or your abilities.
No.