So being a full-time student in comparison to a part-time student is a bit more challenging. You just have a little bit more on your plate. But what I've noticed is that the professors in my program are very understanding. They get that a few of us have part-time jobs. We want to have a social life-- we have family that we need to care for. So having professors that are flexible with us makes it a bit easier. One of the major perks of being a full-time graduate student in this program is the community that comes along with it. Having advisors that literally dedicate themselves to the success of their students is a huge plus. I've been encouraged and supported by my advisors and my peers. And I've learned with them, I've grown with them, and I consider majority of them friends. So just having that community is a huge plus. So this program has had a huge impact on my career direction. It solidify what I want to do with my life. I would love to open up public relations firm in DC. So I saw that the management degree will offer the fundamental skills that I would need to be a successful business owner in this area.
