So it's pretty much a no-brainer. You won't be missing 2 years of experience and will also get a MsC.

Chemical engineering eh?.. So you know how to cook meth?

I'm just curious, of course.

It's pretty easy here in Finland. I mean, I don't have it yet, but I'm pretty close. I'm not missing much besides my master's thesis, which ought to be somewhat painful but straightforward once I figure out a topic for it.

All masters/phd's ect do is get your foot in the first door, and can start you at a higher wage.

Once you have a job, no one gives a shit about your education anymore. It's all about your performance and whether people at work like your not. If your boss likes you more than someone else and your performance is equal, you will get the promotion over him no matter how much more qualified his resume may look due to "education"

I mean think of GPA. Unless its your first job, there is no point putting GPA on your resume. They don't give a shit. When looking at job requirements it will say stuff like 5+ years experience in such and such. Doesn't care at all about whether you have a masters/phd/GPA. Only places that typically care about that are schools.

Our high school chem teacher says crystal meth is pretty easy to make. He hasn't told us how to do it though (for obvious reasons), but it's probably quite doable even without studying chemistry at a higher level.

He never said how he learned how to make it though...

Careful not to say too much. He could have been the next Heisenberg.