Thanks to all. We got sidetracked--kids and work and all the things that have gotten in the way before. I super appreciate all the suggestions and will be diving back in and taking a look.
Leaning toward UMPI based on the above but maybe EC.
thanks for this. He is a veteran but no longer active duty. Used the GI bill to get the associates and then didn't use all of it and time ran out.
Leaning toward UMPI based on the above but maybe EC.
(10-16-2021, 11:43 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Just wondering, are you or your hubby still active service people? Or has he retired and now a vet? Depending on how cheap, easy, fast you would want and how well your hubby is with competency based education... I suggest deciding on the degree/school before going forward. For example, he has commitments and other things he has to attend/tend to, then going the TESU route maybe better, however, having said that, if he has plenty of "free or me time" and no commitments at all, he can dedicate much of the time to school, then UMPI will be my suggestion, as each term will cost $1400, finishing in 2 terms is cheapest, easiest, fastest...
thanks for this. He is a veteran but no longer active duty. Used the GI bill to get the associates and then didn't use all of it and time ran out.
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