Is Pursuing a Second Master's Degree in the Same Field Worthwhile?

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Acquiring a second master's degree in the same major from a different college is generally permissible, provided the new institution is accredited. The discussion highlights a scenario where an individual considers completing a fast-track master's in Mathematics at a less prestigious school before pursuing further studies at a more reputable institution. Concerns about the job market for PhD holders are also raised, noting that high salary expectations often lead to difficulties in finding suitable employment. The consensus is that pursuing a second master's can be a strategic move, especially if it aligns with future educational and career goals.
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it is simple. Can I acquire second master degree for the same major from different college. I thought of this question because my school offering fast track master in Maths, but it is not a really good Maths school. I want to finish my master there quick, then go study at a better school.
I have heard that PhD has a really hard time to find a job simply because PhD demands really high salary and not many jobs really need a PhD degree. Therefore, i do not want to get a PhD degree until i am required to do so.

Any thought shall be appreciated.
 
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I can't think of any reason you can't get a second master's at another university. Assuming its accreditted, I really can't think of any reason that would be a problem.
 
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