I'm a current student majoring in Human Services with a concentration in child and family services. Working for child services has been a lifelong goal of mine. But I'm wondering if a bachelor's degree from this university is meaningful to employers at all. I chose SNHU due to their flexible online requirements, which is very accommodating for my personal life- having three children between the ages of 1 and 10 years old and working 40+ hours per week. The flexible schedule for online classes allows me to work around my day to day schedule without any negative impact due to missing in person classes. However, recently I've been wondering if SNHU degrees hold the same value as other, in person, universities. Thank you in advance for any replies/information.
Submitted August 25, 2022 at 02:24AM by hotmessmom121521 https://ift.tt/BKfO9L3
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