Of course, in this case, you can only apply for a part-time professional master's degree, which can be completed on the job. Whether you can get in or not depends on yourself. Admission and academic master's scores are separate, and each has its own quota. Although I personally think that professional masters can't learn anything, because they don't attend classes often, they just complete the task of tutors. I can't go to school a few times, but the level of tutors is actually average, so it's hard to meet powerful ones. However, if you study this, your academic qualifications can really be upgraded to graduate students.