Bimono
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So I realize attending school in person is more beneficial than online simply because you'll have more interaction with peers and instructors, however, I am 35 and I work my job amongst other things.
Online would be ideal in terms of flexibility to get my Master's in counseling, but are these degrees as credible? I was looking at St. Bonaventure's Counseling program as NYU and Northwestern are way too expensive.
Would this be a good path to take for someone who wants to make a career transition and is a degree from an online program less credible in terms of the value and training it provides?
Thanks in advance for the replies.
Online would be ideal in terms of flexibility to get my Master's in counseling, but are these degrees as credible? I was looking at St. Bonaventure's Counseling program as NYU and Northwestern are way too expensive.
Would this be a good path to take for someone who wants to make a career transition and is a degree from an online program less credible in terms of the value and training it provides?
Thanks in advance for the replies.