Job prospect with MN degree

It's an MN degree, not an MSN. The focus is leadership and education.

@elkpark:

That's why I'm reconsidering the program now, prior to paying tuition and investing time. I think it is a critical statement to make the assumption that I did not consider what the endpoint would be. How can one really know for certain what the future will hold with a nonspecific degree, unless he or she is in a position that requires a masters degree for his/her job? For example, one attends nurse practitioner school to be a nurse practitioner. A pharmacist goes to school to be a pharmacist. Sometimes rather than spend months and years thinking about what to do, just go for it and give it a try sometimes. You never know unless you try, right? I had some ideas prior to applying and I spoke to at least 10 nurses with a master degree. In fact 60% of them discouraged obtaining this degree. Their careers ranged from nurse educator to inpatient manager to pharmaceutical development to inpatient nursing.

I've decided to withdraw from the program. However, I'm still interested to know what your jobs are with a masters degree.

@TraumaRUs:

Thank you for sharing your story. It makes it more real to know that I'm not alone. It's difficult to find the right fit in life. I may decide to do something completely different next year, or better yet, maybe my employer will pay for me to go to school! Now wouldn't that be nice?