The Big 3 listed in the Top 50 Schools for Post-9/11 GI Bill and TA

[Thorne]

Thorne, I would like to know more if you are going to try the Havard Extention option. I am surprised that the graduation rate is only around 7%. Maybe someone else on here can debunk that graduation rate. It appears anyone can get in but not everyone can stay. Like you mentioned it is not cheap at 30k but what a great degree to hang on the wall.

My guess is that those numbers are legitimate. Amongst a slough of drawbacks, one benefit of HES is that you bypass the strict admissions requirements in lieu of passing a few courses.

Unfortunately, most of these plans require 4-5 courses on-site (though one of their programs only requires the capstone to be taken on campus, I'll let you find out which one it is). I would wager that many people either do these courses poorly on or never get around to finishing the program due to the fact that you must move to Boston for 6-16 weeks to finish up a final class.