Sounds great. Yeah, my only option for, the next 4 years, is to take them on-line only. But, is there a difference between degree and program. (ie. Master's Program vs Master's Degree)
I'm hoping the Navy will take care of most of , if not all the expenses.
Hopefully I'll be able to find a Master's program in Engineering on-line. With the Navy, it will be my only way (time wise) I'm afraid. I'll be looking for an employer for that type of work in the southern MA., and northern CT.. Any companies in that area? Any suggestions would be a huge help...
I'm highly interested in working with/leading a team of designers/researchers on environmental , or space program projects (ie. designing a more efficient, lighter weight, less expensive solar roof panel(s)/ designing a more efficient working, and living space aboard the international space...
Is a grad degree via on-line and part-time possible?
I'm currently in the navy, had my BS Physics since '95, I'm 37 years young, and would like to earn my Masters in an R&D field, or something related. I know what I'd like to do on a day to day basis, but don't know how to actually find a job...
ks_physicist, I guess I'm not exactly sure what degree i need. I know I'd love to do research and design along with a team in a science, or environmental field. I could probably use some guidance here...will do some math, but don't care for it.
How about 36?
I graduated with a B.S. in Physics back in '95. I went into the Navy for other unforseen reasons at the time, and now looking to get out, but hoping to find an appropriate M.S. degree (on-line) for research type related work. Love the concepts of physics, but don't care for the...