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Confirmed my slot at CAE for the ATP-CTP on 11/28 and class date on 1/9! So excited to be getting closer.
I am back in school working on my marketing degree. My thought is to drop down to 6 credits in the winter semester so that I can handle training as well as school. Has anyone done both at once? I would appreciate any advice. I don't want to drop everything for a semester, so if need be, I can always go down to 3 credits.
I am back in school working on my marketing degree. My thought is to drop down to 6 credits in the winter semester so that I can handle training as well as school. Has anyone done both at once? I would appreciate any advice. I don't want to drop everything for a semester, so if need be, I can always go down to 3 credits.
#5032
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Joined: Sep 2016
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Confirmed my slot at CAE for the ATP-CTP on 11/28 and class date on 1/9! So excited to be getting closer.
I am back in school working on my marketing degree. My thought is to drop down to 6 credits in the winter semester so that I can handle training as well as school. Has anyone done both at once? I would appreciate any advice. I don't want to drop everything for a semester, so if need be, I can always go down to 3 credits.
I am back in school working on my marketing degree. My thought is to drop down to 6 credits in the winter semester so that I can handle training as well as school. Has anyone done both at once? I would appreciate any advice. I don't want to drop everything for a semester, so if need be, I can always go down to 3 credits.
#5033
#5034
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Joined: Oct 2007
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Within the training footprint it would be really hard to maintain outside college courses. Lots of time commitment during that process and a lot of new things to adjust to. Once you're free from that 6-8 week period college courses are an excellent way to be productive while sitting ready reserve or sitting in a hotel on a long overnight. With some seniority you could even bid to have long unproductive hotel stays for the express purpose of working on your degree. I haven't done it personally but many have finished degrees while flying for the airlines.
#5035
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Joined: Nov 2013
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You'll be in ground school 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. And there will be a lot to study. Most people scarf dinner down when they finish class and then get together and study the rest of the evening. If you could save your other work for the weekend and you are part machine, you might be able to pull it off.
#5036
You'll be in ground school 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. And there will be a lot to study. Most people scarf dinner down when they finish class and then get together and study the rest of the evening. If you could save your other work for the weekend and you are part machine, you might be able to pull it off.
Not worth it. Even if an online basket weaving course. Remove distractions. Wishful motivation, but not worth the risk. Double down later on courses if you want.
#5037
Dually noted. I kind of knew that I would end up taking the semester off, but now that I've gotten a few PM's about it, I can put my mind at ease and only focus on training. Back at it for the summer semester 2017.
#5038
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Joined: Dec 2015
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If you can take a semester off do it. However I had a classmate who had a class or two and training. Bright guy was able to do both but it was a lot of work. Not saying it's ideal but it can be done. I'd put studying for envoy as a priority though.
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