Pepperdine MSREIF
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[{"id": "dfrozg7", "text": "What kind of information are you looking for? What kind of job are you seeking?", "replies": [{"id": "dfrvjp1", "text": "Mostly if Pepperdine is a good school for real estate in the Southern California market, or at least if it's worth the 57k debt. I'm looking to start off my career in acquisitions or asset management. End goal is really ownership side i.e. investing and developing ", "replies": [{"id": "dfrzz0k", "text": "Unfortunately, my insight is limited. I just took up a job last week in tenant rep in Dallas for when I graduate, but I wanted to offer the following advice.\n\nI spoke at length with my real estate professor about the merits of a masters in the real estate industry. His qualifications include a masters from Oxford and a JD from University of Texas as well as a considerable amount of legal experience with real estate. Essentially, he opined that masters are really only worth it for roles such as yours. He thought that a masters would offer limited benefit in a role such as my own. Hope this helps a little.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "dge30mh", "text": "Your probably better off getting an analyst job at a CRE firm.  Will probably learn way more and the cash flow is going the right way.  I am assuming you have a finance undergrad of some type?", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]