MSF step down in pay?

I am looking to transition out of my sales career into corporate finance. While the move is not financially motivated, I am cornered about the financial implications.

After graduating with an MSF degree from say Hopkins, will I likely be looking at an entry level finance job given that I have no experience in finance? I currently make 100k+ and so the thought of pursuing an MSF to get a 60k job and start over, so to speak, seems crazy.

For what it's worth, I have to do a part time online option so it won't be MIT/Vandy caliber.

 

JHU Carey is not yet AACSB accredited, even though they're expected to be soon. students in MSF typically has not much work experiences. if you had a long career in something, you probably want to do MBA to get enough recruiters for experienced candidates. If you want to just save $, you might get underpar treatments as MSF is more like undergrad

 

I just don't enjoy selling. I fell into it because I had a worthless major in college. I certainly do not want a 60k job but if I can get an MSF and transition into an office job in finance I think I'd be much happier.

While this thinking may not be on point, I don't want to get an MBA yet as I may want an exec mba from a top20 school down the road.

 

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