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Hey everyone,
My wife is currently doing a masters program in the US (Masters in Healthcare Administration). She still has 1 year to go. She will be applying this year for admissions, mainly at BU. She has 3 years of dental work experience outside the US, a lot of shadowing experience in the US. She also has a green card. She has passed step 1 and preparing for step 2 right now. My questions are:
1. Is it worth it to continue the program she dislikes so that she has a masters degree in the US? How beneficial is it for admission considerations?
2. Will she be more beneficial with a dental hygienist/assistant degree?
She will be mainly applying to BU and Tufts. What are some other options to consider if we want to live in the eastern part of the country?
My wife is currently doing a masters program in the US (Masters in Healthcare Administration). She still has 1 year to go. She will be applying this year for admissions, mainly at BU. She has 3 years of dental work experience outside the US, a lot of shadowing experience in the US. She also has a green card. She has passed step 1 and preparing for step 2 right now. My questions are:
1. Is it worth it to continue the program she dislikes so that she has a masters degree in the US? How beneficial is it for admission considerations?
2. Will she be more beneficial with a dental hygienist/assistant degree?
She will be mainly applying to BU and Tufts. What are some other options to consider if we want to live in the eastern part of the country?
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