Master's Degree Options

[spohara]

This forum is very geared toward inexpensive schools, which you don't need. Post-9/11 GI Bill gives you a full ride for your entire masters program. What you should be looking for is the best school you can find that is either public or yellow ribbon, that offers a masters program in the timeline you're looking for. It seems your time management is pretty good, but a masters program is not going to be like undergrad, so I recommend checking what the pace is like in a program before overstretching yourself. If you have over a 3.0, just write a really good statement of purpose and make sure you have a good writing sample and you can get into whatever school you want (not 100% true, but almost, they'll like your background).