What grad school program are you in?

[sgloer]

Member 'smf6824' proposed that we have a graduate school discussion area so we're going to try it out.

If you're currently enrolled in a grad school program, please share here.

[Bibby]

This is a cool idea! I'm glad you created this new forum. I'm not currently enrolled in grad school, but over the past few days I've been doing quite a bit of research on my options for master's degrees.

[Prloko]

We can also probably migrate some of the latest Grad school threads, like the WGU and ENMU MBA programs, etc.

[andrewtn]

I graduated Thomas Edison in June 2014, which much credit to this forum. I attended the MS Computer Science Program at Georgia Tech this spring. Although I got an A in my first class I decided that the program wasn't the right fit for me. This summer I begin the MS Project Management at Missouri State, my home state university.

[Yanji]

Great idea, creating a graduate program forum.

I just finished my MBA at Indiana University (on-campus, full-time) a couple of weeks ago. It was a fun two years and I'm glad I did it. I started off as a marketing major (in fact, that's why I chose IU) but I switched to finance because I was frustrated with marketing "culture". Now I'm stuck in a "what now" dilemma. Before, I intended to do the online MS Stats at Iowa State, but I found out that the course offerings are so sparse that it'd take way too long to finish the degree. I'm weighing my options right now, but intend to start an online MS Stats, MS Applied Econ or even a BA Applied Math program in the fall. If anyone has any experience with any of programs of that type, I'd like to hear about it.

[smf6824]

Nice. Thanks for starting this section. I will have a thousand questions regarding graduate school and organizing stuff this way will facilitate the process. Thanks again.

[cookderosa]

I'm exactly a year out of my grad program through Canisius College (NY). I've also taken 2 semesters of grad school through Harvard University's extension school.

[ladylearner]

I'm exactly a year out of my grad program through Canisius College (NY). I've also taken 2 semesters of grad school through Harvard University's extension school.

Jennifer, what did you think of Harvard's extension school? What are you taking there?

[cookderosa]

Jennifer, what did you think of Harvard's extension school? What are you taking there?

I did it before enrolling in my master's program. I took a Newsworthy Topics in the Life Sciences with William Anderson, Abnormal Psychology with Shelley Carson, and Statistical Methods but had to drop the stats mid-semester. A+ excellent courses.

EDIT: I stopped because a masters in biology that contained no nutrition would be less useful than a masters in nutrition, however, now that they've started offering nutrition courses in OTHER sciences (physics, enviro, etc) I'm considering finishing my BA in Natural Sciences from TESC. I only need a few classes in upper level sciences, and you can transfer grad credits earned outside a degree program back into TESC for UL undergrad credit. My problem before was that I had too much credit in biology and would have had to take computers or some other courses I wasn't interested in to earn finish- so it's a possibility....

[rebel100]

Finished my MBA at WGU last February (15 months or so ago).

I keep thinking about Grad certs and/or additional masters degree's I may eventually complete one of the following:

Johns Hopkins Business of Health Care

Harvard Extension Finance Track | Management Graduate Program | Harvard Extension I wish they offered this as say an 18-20 credit cert, that would be easy to convince myself of.

Won't likely do either unless my employer pays for the bulk of it though....