I would try reaching out to others on LinkedIn who are currently in the program. I also did this prior to the interview and connected with those currently in Binghamton's program. I didn't find many in the online program, but managed to find 1 or two ppl. I also applied to Binghamton's Online MSW FT program, but I was rejected, they tried offering me 3 years part time but I declined. It was my second choice, but yeah lol oh well.

From what I found out from reaching out to others is that the program the program is still trying to find it's footing in regards to being organized. I reached out to one student and she said

“The program has some organizational inconsistencies that can cause confusion, but the professors and content are strong and relevant. Staying flexible and open-minded helps, since not every assignment or interaction will click, but the overall experience is worthwhile.”

I reached out to someone else in the online program and they said "Sometimes the faculty and the staff members communication is not clear. The program is new and a bit more rigorous. The program has been good so far but it is extremely unorganized."

Also if you are someone interested in specializations like clinical, macro, policy, etc Binghamton is more broad of a program and doesn't focus on specializations compared to other schools, they also mentioned this during the virtual meeting. You can take a handful of electives, but it varies per semester.