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I wanted to go to grad school, but I let my husband talk me out of it. I was initially angry until I saw he was right.

First publishedJul 14, 15:51 UTC
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I wanted to enroll in a graduate school program, but my husband didn't understand why.He told me that since I already work in journalism, I wouldn't need a master's in the field.I was annoyed at first, but I came to understand his reasoning.I was recently enticed by an online graduate degree program for journalism. It was my dream degree track at my dream school — the University of Florida.Plus, it was offered completely online.

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I wanted to enroll in a graduate school program, but my husband didn't understand why.He told me that since I already work in journalism, I wouldn't need a master's in the field.I was annoyed at first, but I came to understand his reasoning.I was recently enticed by an online graduate degree program for journalism. It was my dream degree track at my dream school — the University of Florida.Plus, it was offered completely online. That meant I could finish my Master's degree at a reputable university from the comfort of my home.I researched the course load carefully and made sure both the schedule and tuition were feasible. I was shocked by how affordable the program was: an estimated $18,000 for a graduate degree, to be completed in only 16 months if I enrolled full time.I still wasn't sure if it was the right path for me, so I talked it out with my husband.My husband immediately questioned my interestWhen he questioned why I wanted to go back to school in the first place, I felt immediately defensive, as in, "Why wouldn't I?"But instead of assuming he was against the idea altogether, I went against my instinct to rage and questioned him.He explained that he had never heard about me even wanting to go back to school until now, which was totally fair.

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I wanted to enroll in a graduate school program, but my husband didn't understand why.He told me that since I already work in journalism, I wouldn't need a master's in the field.I was annoyed at first, but I came to understand his reasoning.I was recently enticed by an online graduate degree program for journalism. It was my dream degree track at my dream school — the University of Florida.Plus, it was offered completely online.
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