04-19-2023, 06:50 AM
I recommend finding a program you will find enjoyable curriculum wise. If you would not enjoy the curriculum offered by a program, you’d have a miserable time throughout the program.
I started my MBA when my twins were 5 months old. I then started my MS when my twins were 3 years old and my daughter was 1 year old. Ultimately, it can be done but it is a big sacrifice and a lot of very late nights/early mornings.
As Rachel has said, most, not all, graduate programs are sticklers when it comes to transfer credit. When it comes to computer science or anything quantitative, I am not sure there is an “easier” option. You’ll have to handle the quantitative rigor of the courses because the topic(s) are inherently difficult.
I started my MBA when my twins were 5 months old. I then started my MS when my twins were 3 years old and my daughter was 1 year old. Ultimately, it can be done but it is a big sacrifice and a lot of very late nights/early mornings.
As Rachel has said, most, not all, graduate programs are sticklers when it comes to transfer credit. When it comes to computer science or anything quantitative, I am not sure there is an “easier” option. You’ll have to handle the quantitative rigor of the courses because the topic(s) are inherently difficult.
Master of Science (M.S.) in Quantitative Management: Business Analytics (2023)
Duke University | The Fuqua School of Business
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) in Management (2019)
Southeastern Oklahoma State University | The John Massey School of Business
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Biology (2015)
East Central University | The College of Health Sciences
Accumulated Credit: Undergraduate - 126 Hours, Graduate - 83 Hours
Duke University | The Fuqua School of Business
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) in Management (2019)
Southeastern Oklahoma State University | The John Massey School of Business
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Biology (2015)
East Central University | The College of Health Sciences
Accumulated Credit: Undergraduate - 126 Hours, Graduate - 83 Hours
![[-]](https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/images/collapse.png)