I want to get into Big 4 advisory and work for a few years in that.  A top MSA would do the trick.  It would get my foot back into the door, get me certified with 150 credits, and look good for MBA admissions.  Not to mention I just want to challenge myself, see how well I can do in school when I actually try.  I'm actually anxious to go back to school.  I'm kinda nerdy, I get bored easily.

Ah, business valuation.  I actually got involved with a couple business valuations at my last job.  Much more interesting than the low level audit or tax compliance work.

So how do you plan to finance your next 2 degrees?  Let me tell you, living like a poor student to pay your bills really sucks after a while.  And many people who have even one professional school (business or law) degree from a top school have to borrow a ton and spend many years paying back those student loans in an average economy not as bad as the economy we're currently in.