Grad. School

[graheim]

It's official. Starting in September, I will be a grad. school student.

The short version:
Where: Suffolk University
What: Master of Science in Adult and Organizational Learning
Why: It's a good career move and my company's paying for it.

Comments

[cyb3rj]

:) Congrats!

:( Bye-bye games? (or are you holding out schedule-balancing hopes?)

[graheim]

AS long as I get enough time with my family, I'm committed to running Friday nights. It might drop to a couple nights a month. We'll play it by ear.

[cyb3rj]

Kinda hard to roll dice with our ears...

[cyb3rj]

This weekend I got evidence of something I suspected: I need to run TnS games in order to get the creative thoughts moving again. I'm even trying to plan how a game could happen at the homestead... shocking, I know...

Of course, the 51-percentile needs to be convinced this is a good idea.

[devonai]

Suffolk University? Eew!

Oh, wait...

[kaph]

So I gather you'll be able to work and go to school at the same time? Sweet! And congratulations!--sounds like a good move all 'round.

[graheim]

Thanks! All the classes are evening classes, one day a week. THe program was designed for part time students (full time workers). So I'll be crazy busy. Kind of waiting for the other shoe to drop to see exactly what crazy busy looks like.

[cyb3rj]

Crazy: See cyb3rj.
Busy: See cyb3rj.
Crazy Busy: See cyb3rj.

;*)

[kaph]

"Crazy busy" plus "end in sight" would be a feasible schedule. Is it a 2-year program?

[technoblue]

And another liberal arts major finds that little scientist inside himself! It sounds quite exciting. I wish you the best.

Oddly enough, my journey originated from the opposite direction. Dedicating myself to English and writing was the result of two radical course corrections. It's an interesting story that I'll leave for another time. ;)

[graheim]

MA, MS- They could call it a Master of Purple for all I care. To me it's a logical extension of my undergrad. communications degree.