Computer science grads say the job market is rough. Some are opting for a 'panic' master's degree instead.

With the tech industry facing sweeping layoffs, current computer science students and recent graduates are struggling to navigate the job market.

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Computer science grads say the job market is rough. Some are opting for a 'panic' master's degree instead. — Computer science grads say the

Recent computer science graduates told BI they have struggled to navigate the rocky tech job market.loops7/Getty, Ekaterina Chemakina/Getty, Olena Poliakevych/Getty, Tyler Le/BI

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Computer science grads say the job market is rough. Some are opting for a 'panic' master's degree instead.

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Computer science grads say the job market is rough. Some are opting for a 'panic' master's degree instead.

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