I wanted to go to grad school, but I let my husband talk me out of it. I was initially angry until I saw he was right.

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The author (left) talked with her husband (right) about enrolling in graduate school. Courtesy of Ashley ArchambaultI wanted to enroll in a graduate school program, but my husband didn't understand why. He told me that since I already work in journalism, I wouldn't need a master's in the field.

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