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[Developer, Graduate School] 12. Graduation at last!
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- I have completed my master's degree after 2 years of graduate school life, and I feel proud and grateful for the experience I have gained through networking with professionals from various industries.
- Considering realistic conditions such as Saturday classes, affordable tuition, and scholarship benefits, I chose Dankook University's Graduate School of Information Convergence Technology & Entrepreneurship and was able to continue my studies while working for a company.
- I look forward to getting new opportunities through my master's degree and plan to continue networking by participating in department events.
Finally, my long 2-year graduate school life has come to an end!
Originally, the graduation ceremony was on the 23rd, but because there were people who could not attend on weekdays, I am grateful that they held a simplified graduation ceremony on Saturday.
At first, I started with an inferiority complex about my academic background (?), but receiving my master's degree gave me a sense of accomplishment that I had achieved something in my life, and it was two years of learning a lot and working hard through networking with professionals from various industries.
Of course, it was a shame that I lacked networking because of online classes due to the pandemic when I first started, but from the second semester, I was able to participate in events and network, which made it a meaningful time.
I didn't write a graduation thesis, but I wrote a short thesis indirectly through an academic conference, and I felt like I got a sense of what a thesis was like.
At first, I came to Dankook University's Graduate School of Information Convergence Technology and Entrepreneurship because I was looking for a program with the following conditions, since I had to work while attending school.
- Saturday classes (so I can study without having to worry about my company)
- Low tuition fees (There are some graduate schools that have Saturday classes, but the tuition fees are expensive...
and if the tuition fees are low, the classes are held on weekdays... ㅜ)
Being able to graduate in four semesters is also a merit, but a 40% scholarship (actually paid 3 million won) for Saturday classes was a great condition for ordinary developers like me who need to earn a living.
I am just a novice master's graduate (?), but I think that opportunities will come someday through my master's degree, and although I have graduated, I plan to continue networking with good people by participating in department events in the future.
I wanted to write more articles, but I procrastinated and only posted them intermittently, but I am glad and sad that I can finally put an end to graduate school.
With the same picture I posted before.. Conclusion..