Should I get a astro/aero grad degree from Stanford?

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Pursuing a Master's in Astronautics and Aeronautics at Stanford, especially with tuition covered by an employer, presents a valuable opportunity for career advancement. The discussion emphasizes the importance of aligning the degree with career goals and the relevance of the knowledge gained to current job responsibilities. Given that this would be a second master's degree, it's crucial to evaluate how it complements existing qualifications and whether it enhances prospects within the current engineering role or future opportunities. The time commitment of approximately five years is also a significant factor to consider in the decision-making process.
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I am considering getting a MS in Astronautics and Aeronautics at Stanford. It's free (my employer pays the tuition) but will take about 5 years for me to get.

Any thoughts if this is worth it? It'll be my second masters degree and I'm currently employed as an engineer.
 
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What was your other master ? You have to consider what you want to do with an aeronautics master , do you need the knowledge at your company.
 

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