The Harvard Extension School

[cookderosa]

Correct. Clarification: The 8-credit summer science courses are mostly or all undergraduate full-year basic science sequences, like General Chemistry, Biology, etc. Most or all of these can't be taken for graduate credit, so wouldn't count towards an ALM. There are numerous 4-credit science courses offered in the summer, some of which are available for graduate credit.

You are absolutely correct! Thank you, I had a brain crash

[corpsole2]

I had to put my grad school plans on hold for now. I got a promotion at work (management now) so I am working much more. Still, I plan to pursue Harvard Extension this year.

And I also got an offer from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, to join their MBA program. So, there's that consider.

[corpsole2]

Thank you for the in depth review! It definitely helps.

But tell me, how difficult did your daughter find the three pre-requisite courses? They require you to maintain a B+ average, and from all I have heard, the courses can be difficult (but these might be coming from students used to doing C grade work). And what exactly is the pro-seminar course?

[rebel100]

Thank you for the in depth review! It definitely helps.

But tell me, how difficult did your daughter find the three pre-requisite courses? They require you to maintain a B+ average, and from all I have heard, the courses can be difficult (but these might be coming from students used to doing C grade work). And what exactly is the pro-seminar course?

She found the initial three courses challenging bu8t mostly manageable. I would say her whole first year was like that, it took time for her to figure out what they expected, it was different from CC. I will add that she seems to have really cracked the code at this point. Her stress about courses is down while her GPA remains stellar. With only 5 courses to go I would say a lot of the "challenge" is gone. Expect a lot of writing, they teach research and writing I think she has taken all of two maybe three exams in the whole program, everything is writing centric.