Agree with Big Fred. I completed a BS in Physics in 1966 then directly to a MS in Physics in 1968. THEN took a job, in a tough market, at the pay I could have gotten in 1966 because of no work experience. Ten years later a MS degree in management. Retired from the government in 2001 as a test manager on submarines. Enjoyed the 33 years but it sure wasn't physics. I enjoyed it so much I'm still working keeping former co-workers out of trouble. Any one of those fields she's interested are just fine with plenty of opportunities. My advice is not to go directly to a MS; get a job for a couple of years and some work experience then get the degree. There are a lot of companies which help pay the freight for the MS and that's a good thing. That MS I would do in business or management because that's where the good pay and bennies are. During that couple of years working she could take a night course in computer engineering it would help a lot on the job.
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