What a peculiar question. I am assuming that you are seeking information about other people's choices for careers and whether / what kind of advanced education is needed? In my case, I was persuing a Master's in Education / Instruction and Technology - a fancy phrasing of learning how to teach adult learners [we don't call them students] in a distance learning format. Unfortunately, the program has been terminated. It seems that, at least in the San Francisco Bay Area, this type of knowledge is easily found among undergraduates throughout the Silicon Valley and outlying areas. So take my advice: do not waste $50,000 in student loans for this degree.  Now I wish I had just spent the $50K on a MSN - at least nurses are in demand.