Having completed a Bachelors in IT and 3 years experience, I felt it was the perfect time to go back and do an MSc in IT part time. I didn't do it for any financial reward, in fact has it already cost more than I will probably earn from it. The reason I went back was the same as the reason I went into IT in the first place...I like computers:-) After a couple of years, it is the perfect way to update your knowledge of new research topics that are developing as well as satisfaction in completing your education (PHd's are probably a step too far though).
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Having completed a Bachelors in IT and 3 years experience, I felt it was the perfect time to go back and do an MSc in IT part time. I didn't do it for any financial reward, in fact has it already cost more than I will probably earn from it. The reason I went back was the same as the reason I went into IT in the first place...I like computers :-) After a couple of years, it is the perfect way to update your knowledge of new research topics that are developing as well as satisfaction in completing your education (PHd's are probably a step too far though).