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“The MBA helped me connect those dots between my time in the military and my time as a civilian and learn all that business terminology I needed to know. It’s given me the confidence to stop minimizing myself in my career.”

“I never thought that connection was possible online… And many of the instructors are still working themselves. It’s nice to know they're doing the same thing as us. They're bringing in real-world experience and showing you that it’s doable.”

“Dealing with employees who might be having conflict or supporting a physician who needs guidance — the MBA really helped me navigate a lot of those situations.”

“The teachers were fantastic. They were so helpful. My advisor made sure I was completely covered. From keeping me on track with the classes I needed to answering all my questions.” 

“You can slice and dice the program to fit your life. Don't feel like you have to be a full-time student. You can be a part-time student and still get everything out of the curriculum.”

“With a criminal justice degree, there’s so much more than just being a cop. It takes a million people to make the system work.”

“What’s funny is I thought you could only use sociology if you had a master’s or PhD. But I’m happy I worked and got that real-world experience... This is the type of program where the more you engage with the material, the more impactful it will be.”

“I really fell in love with risk management through my internship in the Health Services Administration program. It was nice seeing the different aspects of the job. No two days are the same.”

“Just do it. It’s going to be challenging, and you’re going to have to juggle some things. But if I can do it, anyone can. You’re always going to be busy — but you won’t regret it once it’s done.” 

"General studies was the best use of the classes I had taken. It gave me the freedom to take classes that relate to the career route I was on. The ability to do everything fully online was huge for me. I wouldn't have been able to finish if it weren't for that.”