What grad school program are you in?

[soliloquy]

I'm just bumping because I hope more people will post about what they are pursuing. I'm starting to look at doctoral programs now.

[NAP]

As mentioned above (thanks for remembering me!), I am pursuing a Master's degree in Biostatistics at Texas A&M University. It follows the schedule of the on-campus students, so the lectures are recorded and posted online that same day for distance students. It has been a great experience so far, and my participation here was good practice for interacting with students and professors on the discussion forum for my graduate classes!

[TheCommuter]

I am currently enrolled part-time in the online master of science in nursing (MSN) degree program at Eastern New Mexico University. Since I'm only taking 6 credits per semester, I will not graduate until 2017.

The main reason for my part-time enrollment is to obtain the in-state tuition and fees. Those of us who are out-of-state students receive the lower in-state tuition as long as we do not enroll in more than 6 credits per semester.

[davewill]

I'm graduating from TESC this spring with my BACS, and I've applied to Georgia Tech's online MSCS for next fall. I really want to learn more about computer vision and robotics, and this is by far the best I could get without becoming a full-time student. Plus there is a really active online community of people in the program.

I also think a few more folks will have heard of GT than TESC.

[mog538]

After completing my Bachelors in Liberal Studies at TESC this year, I had started an MBA at Northcentral University. After realising this wasn't the career path for me and not really enjoying their format I have now switched to an M.Sc. in Sport Psychology at Capella University. Their flexpath format is great and although I have only completed one course so far, I think their system of feedback and areas of competencies are really good at showing what they expect from a piece of work and if you fall short, you can see exactly where it was deficient. I am looking forward to getting stuck into my next two classes after the holidays.

[soliloquy]

What jobs are available for a master's degree in sports psychology just out of curiosity?

[passit1]

I'm starting an MBA at WGU in March -I have to, I already bought the mug!

[armandcuret]

I graduated Park University with a B.S. Management in March 2015, and have just completed my first semester towards a MBA at Eastern New Mexico university. I managed to earn an "A" in both: BUS 501 Law, Ethics and Social Responsibility and BUS 518 Managerial Research Analysis. The only downside would be the amount of time it takes professors to grade assignments and that each semester is 16 weeks long. Outside of those two issues, I have been enjoying myself. I am looking forward to the two new classes next semester which begins on the 18th of next month. Please let me know if anyone has any questions. Enjoy the Holidays!

[JTP]

I'm starting an MBA at WGU in March -I have to, I already bought the mug!

Is it weird that the picture of the mug gets me so motivated?

[soliloquy]

Is it weird that the picture of the mug gets me so motivated?

No. When I was going to COSC, I had a paper weight to motivate me and I didn't even get it from that school. LOL