Same here, I think it's a really easy way to devalue their degree unfortunately.
A Bachelor's would be easier to accept, but a Master's? I don't think people are ready for that yet.
A Bachelor's would be easier to accept, but a Master's? I don't think people are ready for that yet.
A masters requires a lot less courses, and you don't have to worry about general education requirements, which often involve a routine amount of writing and open-ended discussion (as opposed to a Q&A basis you'd likely find in STEM classes), or, for example, science courses that may require labs.
This only makes sense if you consider degrees to be collector's items. Maybe the problem is not with the degree.