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Degress in 3 different areas... Bad?

Toes · 2010-06-13 12:26:54

Hi guys, Just finished my lvl8 degree in Biomedical Engineering, I have a lvl7 degree in mechanical and have applied for two masters-information systems for business performance and sustainable energy. My question is this, would it look bad to potential employers to have different degrees? Or would it make me look like a…

13-06-2010 01:26PM

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Toes

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Hi guys,

Just finished my lvl8 degree in Biomedical Engineering, I have a lvl7 degree in mechanical and have applied for two masters-information systems for business performance and sustainable energy.

My question is this, would it look bad to potential employers to have different degrees? Or would it make me look like a well rounded individual? Is it better to be a specialist or an all rounder?

Cheers

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