Graduate School Anyone?

[Librevore]

[SIZE="2"]Just an update.......down to the LAST three!![/SIZE]

Shoto you are just blazing through! It's inspiring. Especially since I know that you have work and family obligations at the same time. Not to mention the volunteer time you put in monitoring and helping us here on this forum. Awesome!

[carlosamador2006]

I felt kind of behind since alot of my peers had already graduated -- I was in the service (army for 8 years). I love that I found out about bain4weeks.com which of course led me to IC and then to this forum. I am 33 and just finished up my AA so now I am working on my BS from Excelsior but I am definitely going to persue my masters since its paid for if I go the normal route - guess I'll decide more on where I am going to go once I finish up my BS first.

Continuing on is the only way to go though as far as I am concerned. Wishing everyone the best!!

[beckysharp]

[SIZE="2"]Just an update.......down to the LAST three!![/SIZE]

That is amazing!!!!

Can you tell us something about your experience as a grad student?

PS: I'm supposed to be studying for my Math final, but decided I'd rather post.hilarious

[ShotoJuku]

Can you tell us something about your experience as a grad student?

[SIZE="2"][COLOR="Navy"]Yes I can tell you something - I'm dizzy!!

Actually this has been an exciting and fast-paced adventure, one that I am both happy to have undertaken and greatly relieved that it's almost over.

At present, I anticipate that I will have completed all of my M.S. degree requirements by early/mid-June and will be FREE at last!![/COLOR][/SIZE]

[LuBee]

I will be taking graduate courses as a part of my state's alternate route for teaching. Whatever courses I take will all be accepted by at least two online Master's programs.

I applaud the young folks for getting off to such a goal-directed start of their beyond HS years.

I also am so amazed by the older ones, like me, who are fulfilling their dreams and making things happen.

Way to go!

[ShotoJuku]

I applaud the young folks for getting off to such a goal-directed start of their beyond HS years.

I also am so amazed by the older ones, like me, who are fulfilling their dreams and making things happen.

[SIZE="2"]Ok, let me ask if I (at 47.7) fit into one of these two age groups? :confused: :eek: [/SIZE]

[LuBee]

Unfortunately or happily - your choice - you would fit into my older folks category.

[ShotoJuku]

Unfortunately or happily - your choice - you would fit into my older folks category.

[SIZE="3"]No matter how you look at at it, this young/old man is down to just [COLOR="Red"]2 now!!![/COLOR][/SIZE]

[ShotoJuku]

I felt kind of behind since alot of my peers had already graduated -- I was in the service (army for 8 years). I love that I found out about bain4weeks.com which of course led me to IC and then to this forum. I am 33 and just finished up my AA so now I am working on my BS from Excelsior but I am definitely going to persue my masters since its paid for if I go the normal route - guess I'll decide more on where I am going to go once I finish up my BS first.

Continuing on is the only way to go though as far as I am concerned. Wishing everyone the best!!

[SIZE="2"][COLOR="Navy"]You're never too young or old to finish what you started!!

BTW: I wonder where 33 puts you on the young or old scale? How about it LuBee???[/COLOR][/SIZE]

[Treyser]

30 years old here. I plan on enrolling in the Harvard extended education program for a certficate in Applied Sciences (Harvard Extension School: Certificate in Applied Sciences) and then using my remaining GI Bill and the transfer of those courses to fullfill an IT degree at another institution (haven't chosen that one yet).