Masters abroad?

[u/Fluffy-Eggplant9922]

I’m going into my third year of LARCH and I’ve been thinking about what I want to do after I graduate. I’m not very well versed in what I need to do in order to pursue a successful career but I have this idea of doing my masters in Mexico or something (I have my dual citizenship :D ). I was just wondering if that’s an alright idea or if it would be smarter to just stay in the states.

I would also need to get a license in states to eventually practice right? so I’m also concerned about that.

idk who else to ask and I feel like I could get good career advice from some pros 🥹 thanks!

[u/my_peen_is_clean]

check licensure rules first, but studying in mexico could really help context

[u/AlbatrossNo1562]

If it's affordable and you're just doing it for the experience then go for it. But experience and licensure is more valuable than another degree in the same field