Graduation and pursuing another degree or masters

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Noelb

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Dear all,

I'll be graduating next year soon next year, hopefully and I want to pursue my further studies, starting mid year.. I am looking at two routes, either a masters degree in international relations, or a degree in bio-medical engineering.

Is there any chance that I will get to further my studies?

Hope to hear from you soon.

Dear Noelb
 

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justsaying

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Hi Noelb,
The strongest house in your natal chart is VI (with NN in it, at that), with its multiple connections to higher education and career elements; and your chart supports an interest and aptitudes for biology, physiology and medicine, in general, as well as III+XI for engineering. Therefore, bio-medical engineering looks like a better choice for you.

But it’s all valid only for your birth place; if you ever moved, let me know, I will do relocation for you.

Best wishes,
 
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Noelb

Well-known member
justsaying said:
Hi Noelb,
The strongest house in your natal chart is VI (with NN in it, at that), with its multiple connections to higher education and career elements; and your chart supports an interest and aptitudes for biology, physiology and medicine, in general, as well as III+XI for engineering. Therefore, bio-medical engineering looks like a better choice for you.

But it’s all valid only for your birth place; if you ever moved, let me know, I will do relocation for you.

Best wishes,
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Dear justsaying,

Thank you for your kind insights. I plan to work full time while studying in the coming year. Hopefully, I will cope with that.

May I ask, a random topic out of the current thread, will I able to settle abroad in the future?

Regards,
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justsaying

Member
Yes and yes 😊

Working full-time is not only in agreement with your chart, but actually is the best way for you to do your studies that will tend to be step-by-step, practice-oriented and tied to hands-on/on job training.

And yes, you have the potential for long-distance relocation, so you can eventually move abroad.
 
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