Is it possible to get master's degree in field that is totally different from your bachelor's?

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Can a quality master's degree fix the poor bachelor's degree? If yes, how?
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Salsabeel Al-Abed
21-January-2019

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Question added by Salsabeel Al-Abed , Educational Resource Coordinator , Al Tayseer Educational Center
Date Posted: 2019/01/21

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by DrRenji Issac , Author - Researcher , FREELANCE

Yeah. It is possible.

"IF THERE ISA WILL"

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