It was cool to write research papers about things we do specifically in the NICU. I was able to learn and even bring it to my managers, providers or neonatologists like, ‘Hey, this is interesting.’
The staff in the accounting department are so responsive, and I knew they were always going to respond to my emails if I had questions or hop on a Zoom call with me.
“In undergrad, you’re learning abstract theory. In the master’s program, it was real-world application. We’re learning about what you’re actually expected to see as a safety or quality control manager.”
"The program has provided tools to do deeper research, value teamwork, and to think more critically from a manager's standpoint instead of just reacting."
"The RN to BSN was accessible for me as a full-time night nurse to complete the program and to be able to do my assignments and tasks in a timely fashion. I didn't have to travel. I could do it in the comfort of my own home, on my own time. So, it made it very easy for me to be able to accomplish that goal from wherever."
“Once I was in psychology, I realized how versatile the degree is. You can go into HR, med school, law school, or get your master’s. You learn to work with data, so the curriculum definitely gives you an edge.”
“Online classes gave me space to balance both my work and school. It was like I was learning things in class while I was actually doing it in real life.”
“Stepping outside of the online classroom and experiencing international business firsthand was impactful. Being able to learn about another countries' business practices from company directors, presidents, or CEOs is an experience that no book, discussion forum, or online class could have offered me.”
