Hello everyone. I've searched so many threads but can't find an answer. I understand that HES offers fully online courses, but every thread I read are from students in the Boston area and taking classes on the side. I am active-duty military and I am trying to be proactive and complete my postbacc courses before getting out. For reference, I have a 2.97 from my undergrad (top tier school) but have a 4.0 in 21 nursing pre req credits and a 4.0 in my graduate degree (non-health related). My job makes it difficult to attend any daytime courses and I don't live near a postsecondary institution that offers evening classes. My questions are:
1) Will all courses, professors, and sponsorship work with my situation or will in-person students be more favored?
2) Is this program actually feasible to complete online? I'm able to put in the work required of me, but will I be able to complete labs and course requirements while being remote? Again, I only ask because many people state they live in the Boston area and that's just not feasible for me.
3) Should I wait until I leave the service (Fall of 2023) to attend career changer postbacc programs? I don't mind doing this, I just don't want to wait so long when I have the time to work toward it now.
Thank you all for your help.
1) Will all courses, professors, and sponsorship work with my situation or will in-person students be more favored?
2) Is this program actually feasible to complete online? I'm able to put in the work required of me, but will I be able to complete labs and course requirements while being remote? Again, I only ask because many people state they live in the Boston area and that's just not feasible for me.
3) Should I wait until I leave the service (Fall of 2023) to attend career changer postbacc programs? I don't mind doing this, I just don't want to wait so long when I have the time to work toward it now.
Thank you all for your help.
