I left school after my junior year to join the workforce. I'd like to receive my degree, and perhaps this is the way to go for me. A major factor would be what your major was there and what you select here. I think you would find yourself side by side with a great number of our students who for one reason left school or because of their working were not able to finish and with our OnLine program no matter where you are now or will be in a year from now you can still work on your degree with us and take us from one location to another. About the traditional student-teacher relationship.
Student tend to open up more online than they do in the classroom.
The wall flower that I like to refer to, the student that never says a word unless you call on them directly finds that they can openly join in more freely and they tend to do so. Advisors are assigned to each student just like at the other campuses and they work with you and for you in helping you reach your goal. As the Dean I too am available to work with anyone who needs my assisstance. We are very reachable, email, phone, or in class. I think students do better in general online for a couple reasons.