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I've decided to get my bachelor's in a land surveying curriculum. I work full time so I have to do online college. From what I've gathered Colorado requires an ABET accredited degree. I'm looking to see if anyone has any experience with these colleges or if you have a different suggestion. I've read the numerous other posts, but just seeing if anyone has something new to share. I know all of these to my knowledge have proctored exams which isn't an issue. I would really like to know how much writing is required at each college and what each week generally entails i.e. discussion posts, live lectures, etc... Thanks.

- Umaine online - Surveying Engineering Technology

- Texas A&M corpus cri

I'm looking to see if anyone has done either of these degrees. If so, how were the core classes and what job has the degree gotten you?

My spouse and I are looking into adoption. I have been trying to look into other people's perspectives including going through numerous reddit posts. We don't have biological children. I have a few questions that I would greatly appreciate if adoptive parents or adopted kids would answer. We want to go into this knowing as much as possible, but we also know that there's ambiguity to each scenario. Most of these questions come from reading posts of other members. I'll also absolutely accept any free advice you're willing to give.

1. Are there more "ethical" ways to adopt?

2. What was your adoption timeline like?

3. What age did you adopt? Were there difficulties with that age?

4. Did it f

Does anybody have any insight to the online IT associates? Was it easy, hard, large workload etc... need the degree for my job but wont be doing any IT work. Debating between purdue or other colleges

Im looking for opinions on online IT associates degrees. I need the degree for work but i will not be doing anything IT related, so im looking for an easy A/ small work load essentially. If you have good suggestions itd be appreciated