Online Master's Degree while at a regional
08-29-2016, 10:58 AM
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Online Master's Degree while at a regional
Greetings to everyone,
I am strongly considering to begin an online degree program in aviation for an MSA. I am currently gainfully employed at a regional where block alone can reach 85 to 95 hours per month, and yeah we all know it can be gruelling at times. Lately I have been receiving eleven to fifteen days off per each bidding period, FYI.
I am wondering for those of you who have undertaken online degrees how you have approached your time management on the roads, and how you have managed to conduct research on your studies to tackle your goals. Of course, any tips or hints that you could provide are greatly appreciated!
I am strongly considering to begin an online degree program in aviation for an MSA. I am currently gainfully employed at a regional where block alone can reach 85 to 95 hours per month, and yeah we all know it can be gruelling at times. Lately I have been receiving eleven to fifteen days off per each bidding period, FYI.
I am wondering for those of you who have undertaken online degrees how you have approached your time management on the roads, and how you have managed to conduct research on your studies to tackle your goals. Of course, any tips or hints that you could provide are greatly appreciated!
08-29-2016, 12:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Duessenflieger
Greetings to everyone,
I am strongly considering to begin an online degree program in aviation for an MSA. I am currently gainfully employed at a regional where block alone can reach 85 to 95 hours per month, and yeah we all know it can be gruelling at times. Lately I have been receiving eleven to fifteen days off per each bidding period, FYI.
I am wondering for those of you who have undertaken online degrees how you have approached your time management on the roads, and how you have managed to conduct research on your studies to tackle your goals. Of course, any tips or hints that you could provide are greatly appreciated!
I am strongly considering to begin an online degree program in aviation for an MSA. I am currently gainfully employed at a regional where block alone can reach 85 to 95 hours per month, and yeah we all know it can be gruelling at times. Lately I have been receiving eleven to fifteen days off per each bidding period, FYI.
I am wondering for those of you who have undertaken online degrees how you have approached your time management on the roads, and how you have managed to conduct research on your studies to tackle your goals. Of course, any tips or hints that you could provide are greatly appreciated!
08-29-2016, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Duessenflieger
Greetings to everyone,
I am strongly considering to begin an online degree program in aviation for an MSA. I am currently gainfully employed at a regional where block alone can reach 85 to 95 hours per month, and yeah we all know it can be gruelling at times. Lately I have been receiving eleven to fifteen days off per each bidding period, FYI.
I am wondering for those of you who have undertaken online degrees how you have approached your time management on the roads, and how you have managed to conduct research on your studies to tackle your goals. Of course, any tips or hints that you could provide are greatly appreciated!
I am strongly considering to begin an online degree program in aviation for an MSA. I am currently gainfully employed at a regional where block alone can reach 85 to 95 hours per month, and yeah we all know it can be gruelling at times. Lately I have been receiving eleven to fifteen days off per each bidding period, FYI.
I am wondering for those of you who have undertaken online degrees how you have approached your time management on the roads, and how you have managed to conduct research on your studies to tackle your goals. Of course, any tips or hints that you could provide are greatly appreciated!
08-29-2016, 01:14 PM
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I did an online program while in the Navy... As long as you have an Internet connection you can do all of what you need for weekly reading/responses and class participation. Large papers and projects take a little planning but are doable as well.
08-30-2016, 06:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Duessenflieger
Thank you all. Did you all study full time or was part time what worked best? How long did it take to finish your degree?
https://www.perrla.com/
It's definitely worth it and Good luck with your studies!
08-30-2016, 06:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Slaveaway
How much advantage will
A masters degree give a pilot trying to get to a legacy?
A masters degree give a pilot trying to get to a legacy?
http://www.airlinepilotforums.com/ca...-s-degree.html
08-31-2016, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by 155mm
I earned a masters online in 21 months taking 2 courses a term. I knocked a lot of the reading assignments out while on the hotel exercise equipment or deadheading around the world. When doing the term papers I used an APA style format tool. The one I used is now defunct but here is a link to one that was recommended to me as I now consider pursuing a doctorate online.
https://www.perrla.com/
It's definitely worth it and Good luck with your studies!
https://www.perrla.com/
It's definitely worth it and Good luck with your studies!
08-31-2016, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by RightSeat4Ever
Mind if I ask what you got your Master's in? I am looking to do the same thing, just trying to figure out which way to go. I have a pretty solid background in Aviation Safety (USN ASO school, NTSB accident investigator), but considering getting a MA/MBA in wealth/financial management.
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