JD or MFA?
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Anonymous
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If you could go back in time, would you rather have gone to law school or gotten an MFA?
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Anonymous
| MBA |
Anonymous
| Neither, just worked (I got a JD and now have a job where an MFA would be useful but not required). |
Anonymous
| I got both and use both every day at my job |
Anonymous
| Leaning towards MFA or neither. |
Anonymous
| Isn't MFA a master's in fine arts? I don't have the skills necessary for a MFA and it leads to totally different jobs. |
Anonymous
Do you write true crime novels or something? Curious what kind of job would be useful for a JD/MFA |
Anonymous
| OP: Do you mean Juris Doctorate vs. Master of Fine Arts ???? |
Anonymous
| I think OP meant MBA. Cannot imagine who is responding regarding an MFA unless they think that it is a masters of financial analysis/analytics or something similar. MFA makes no sense. |
Anonymous
| This thread should be closed as it is obviously mistitled. |
Anonymous
Some sort of art law? Representing galleries or museums? |
Anonymous
OP here. No, not a typo--the options are a Masters of Fine Art (MFA) or a Juris Doctrate (law degree). So the question is, knowing what you know now about yourself & your work life, would you pick law school or graduate art school in a field of your choosing (photo, painting, dance, acting, direting, etc). |
Anonymous
| I have an MFA and would never have even considered a JD. |
Anonymous
Still does not make sense. OP: You should have listened to and followed First Lady Nancy Reagan's advice and "just say no". |
Anonymous
| It’s a Juris Doctor |