University of Wisconsin has a self-paced, competency-based program

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I do apologize for a lack of updates. I'm taking a break from the degree program. It's just that the way it's structured makes it really difficult to stay motivated to work efficiently.

It feels like this degree program (health sciences) was really only made with current professionals in the health industry in mind (which makes sense, just that it's hard to catch up). The resources students get to study, as noted before, are extremely minimal. With UMPI, you can read lessons and complete assignments based on what you've learned. With UW Flex, figuring out what you need to study before you can begin the actual studying for an assignment is a process in itself. I guess it's really only simple information gathering at the end of the day, but it still makes it really difficult to find the motivation to work on stuff.

At least I got some of the costs reimbursed from my job.

The program sounds extremely interesting in concept, but in execution it's almost the most bare-bones you can possibly get with CBE. I don't recommend it.