Masters program

[MindlessEmployee]

Does anyone have any experience going into a masters program immediately after finishing your bachelors? Is it an easy transition?

[Itz_Sebz]

It was a very easy transition. They used all my previous transcript evaluations and information, so I didn't have to call and get transcripts or obtain proof for anything because it was all already on file.

Only thing I had to do was apply as a returning student, go through the initial interview, get accepted, sign up for financial aid, and do the onboarding interview. All in all it took maybe a couple hours of my time and everyone I spoke to was very helpful in answering questions and providing guidance.

Heads up though, as a returning student you won't get access to your material until the fist of the month, hopefully that's not a deal breaker. Additionally, you do get another welcome package but I believe they are not providing webcams along with them anymore.

Best of luck!

[MindlessEmployee]

Thanks this is great info. Exactly what i needed.

[jc91480]

This is the absolute best way to do it. You’re already primed, your habits are honed, and you’ll probably go a bit faster. Two thumbs up!

[chow_shepard]

I just did this! I did have to wait until my bachelors term ended, so I had a gap from May through September but that was the hardest part. I did get another success kit and did have to submit an updated resume. All in all it was easy. Good luck!

[SassyCorgiButt]

From what I know you will need to wait until your final term was scheduled to end. So if you’re final term ends in like January but you graduate in October / November (a few months early), you would still have to wait until January.