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Ashley re: grad school
I'm thinking I want to wait until I'm doing having kids and they're all at least a bit self-sufficient. So, we're looking at 7-10 years probably.
Right now I am 80% sure I want my masters in healthcare administration and there is a local university that has an online program. But, I do want to make sure my boss endorses that program before I do it. Even if I didn't stay here after I got my MHA, he is well connected and respected in the state as a great administrator and if he thinks I went to a dumb program, other people likely share the same opinion.
Luckily....that program is an 18 month program...that you can stretch out up to 7 years. Suh-WEET!
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Re: Ashley re: grad school
You are smart to wait until the kid(s) are older. That's one reason I did mine now. I knew once kids were in the picture, I was much less likely to do it. The district I work in requires all teachers to get a masters within 10 years of their hire date. I'll have mine in 4, go me!
With that being said....online is fantastic. It takes a lot of self-discipline because there are so many days, i want to go home and relax but I have to write papers or read textbooks. It's annoying. What I love about it though is I can do it at my pace as long as things are turned in when they are due. I love that because often what I end up doing is working on 1 class and getting really far ahead, then I move on to the next, and then the 3rd. I just sort of cycle them. They of course overlap some but it keeps me sane to be able to focus on one class at a time.
The down side. I kind of miss face-to-face instruction at times. There are just some things I wish I had lectures instead of lecture video's for. Overall, I've had a good experience. I had one nasty prof but she left the program in December (THANK GOD) and this last semester has been MUCH more enjoyable!
It really is worth it no matter what I said, lol. I'm just so ready to be done! I want to watch TV, read my kindle books, have friends over, exercise, and all of the other things I haven't done since school started!
PCOS and Endo
Ovarian drilling and endo removed 1/3/12
BFP - 3/27/12
Beta's 11, 14, 57, 637, 2800
Sono showed no baby and teeny tiny sac. Waiting to M/C naturally.