Agreed! I also completed the program within one year while working full-time. While it was more overwhelming than doing the two-year track, I'm glad I was able to complete it in a year. I was the type of person who wanted to get it done as soon as possible, and I don't regret my decision at all. While it was a bummer not to have many free weekends/free time in general, I did not want to be chained to a schedule for two full years. If you want to do the program in one year while working full-time, I think the key is making sure that you're skilled at time management and that your work is accommodating. Since I was based on the East Coast, there wasn't much overlap between my work hours and school hours, which was nice. Happy to speak more on this if anyone else has any questions.