Talk to me about California Coast University

[jsd]

I think it's a cool setup but they have had some trouble in the past and as you point out they're only NA. If that doesn't bother you, the money seems pretty good for some of their programs, and it's a self-paced model (except for some situations like you're using financial aid or possibly if you're doing tuition reimbursement).

I'd consider doing a masters in Psych there, but hard to justify ANOTHER degree I don't need even though it's a good price, and if I'm going to get a masters in another topic, I don't think I want to limit my opportunity to teach that subject by having it be an NA degree, even though I don't have specific plans to teach (outside the TAing at Georgia Tech that I already do)