Graduate School Anyone?

[ShotoJuku]

[SIZE="2"][COLOR="Navy"]Many, if not most of the IC members are currently working on, nearing completion or have recently completed their Bachelors Degree using the dynamic resources of InstantCert but just how many plan on or actually are going on to graduate level school?

I'll be 47 next month and just completed my Bachelors degree last month yet I feel strangely compelled to continue onward to the next level. At first I planned on sitting back, celebrating my accomplishment and "thinking" about pursuing a Masters degree in "several months." Since that time, just a few weeks ago, my perspective has changed significantly as I have boldly (perhaps foolishly) decided to enroll at California Coast University to tackle the Master of Science - Psychology degree.

Am I a glutton for punishment or what?

So I ask - just how many are planning on and willing to jump in the deep end too? I'll be the one madly treading water - [/COLOR][/SIZE]

[SimonTam]

Brian,

I too will be enrolling in a Master's program as soon as I finish. It will probably be the MBA in Forensic Accounting at Florida Atlantic University. It too can be done online. I had even thought about attending UF or FSU for the Doctorate in Accounting. But, then I found out that they only accept THREE students a YEAR into the Doctorate program and it's FIVE years long. So, that thought didn't last long. At 41, I'm a little old to start a five year program of full-time school.

[arbornmedic]

[SIZE="2"][COLOR="Navy"]Many, if not most of the IC members are currently working on, nearing completion or have recently completed their Bachelors Degree using the dynamic resources of InstantCert but just how many plan on or actually are going on to graduate level school?

I'll be 47 next month and just completed my Bachelors degree last month yet I feel strangely compelled to continue onward to the next level. At first I planned on sitting back, celebrating my accomplishment and "thinking" about pursuing a Masters degree in "several months." Since that time, just a few weeks ago, my perspective has changed significantly as I have boldly (perhaps foolishly) decided to enroll at California Coast University to tackle the Master of Science - Psychology degree.

Am I a glutton for punishment or what?

So I ask - just how many are planning on and willing to jump in the deep end too? I'll be the one madly treading water - [/COLOR][/SIZE]

I am already in the process of enrolling for a Masters Degree in Military History from Norwich University. It is expensive but my GI Bill and Tuition Assistance will cover the cost. My GPA (3.66) is high enough that I don't need to take the GRE there. Also, the courses are completely online and the tuition includes books and materials. I shouldn't pay a dime out of pocket. Going forward with my education can only help my personal and professional life. I am excited.

[mr_perfct]

I am 37 and I'm almost done with my degree,BS Liberal Studies.I wanted to do something very similar to Bus/Info Systems when I retired from the Navy and that's the degree I want to pursue,not sure about a doctorate though.

[Straydog]

With only 17 hours left, I plan on enrolling into a master's program next spring. Right now, I'm looking at two different options which are both online.

Long Island University - Master of Science Degree in Homeland Security Management
http://www.southampton.liu.edu/homeland/masters.html

Norwich University -Master in Justice Administration (MJA)
http://www.mja.norwich.edu/overview.htm

[AKay]

well i have 93 credits/9 campus classes remaining. I will be done with my BS IT in march at 28yo. I will be going straight into my masters but still have not decided where?!
Im waiting to take my GMAT and see what i score if its high enough(<700) i will try for NYU if not then its penn st, wgu or wpu.

AKay

[Criticalthinker]

[SIZE="2"][COLOR="Navy"]Many, if not most of the IC members are currently working on, nearing completion or have recently completed their Bachelors Degree using the dynamic resources of InstantCert but just how many plan on or actually are going on to graduate level school?

I'll be 47 next month and just completed my Bachelors degree last month yet I feel strangely compelled to continue onward to the next level. At first I planned on sitting back, celebrating my accomplishment and "thinking" about pursuing a Masters degree in "several months." Since that time, just a few weeks ago, my perspective has changed significantly as I have boldly (perhaps foolishly) decided to enroll at California Coast University to tackle the Master of Science - Psychology degree.

Am I a glutton for punishment or what?

So I ask - just how many are planning on and willing to jump in the deep end too? I'll be the one madly treading water - [/COLOR][/SIZE]

Oh yeah! Masters of Music Boston University- I will have finished my last exam with IU by the end of October.

Cheers
CT

p.s. Sorry I haven't been around, wedding, college drop offs, and then my hard drive crashed and I had to figure out my password again to get into this site!

[Johanna]

We seem to be predominantly in our mid-forties here - at least those of us willing to admit to our age . I will be enrolling in a masters in social work as soon as I can, though that's one area that you have to study in a b&m school - probably OSU (go Bucks!) No one knows of a legitimate online social work masters program per chance?

[ShotoJuku]

We seem to be predominantly in our mid-forties here - at least those of us willing to admit to our age

[COLOR="Navy"]
I'm not bashful - 47 on[/COLOR] October 31st

[Criticalthinker]

49!

These are the best years of my life!