>>16633419
Well gosh I appreciate the glowing endorsement. I take it you know the field(s) a bit, so that sounds like I've chosen the right things to study. Just gotta do as the other anon said and find my way to get the right things out of it perhaps.
>How can I get in contact with you if all else fails?
From this url I add only on discord lol. I don't message much but I'll add you or drop a link if you like.
>>16633423
Private loans really scare me honestly. The first time I was careful to take out only federal loans (family were also supposed to pay those but then I dropped out and made it my own responsibility), and those basically never need to be paid until it's convenient.
I do want campus connections and need lab time, my plan was to get that through work and in a prosthetics master's program, but thinking more about it that's not a replacement for the part where I have to teach myself quantum mechanics at home. That might be better in a class setting.
The other benefit to online is that it saves time. I can finish the dual major in two years if I keep a good pace. Switching to a campus makes it four years and then I finish undergrad at 31 and that's a little bit painful. Part of it is that I want a degree before 30.
I suppose I have a lot of conflicting thoughts about it.
Maybe the only question I need to ask is if the in person lab and peer time is worth all those concerns. But yeah it probably is.
Although I'm also not entirely sure I would get approved for private loans, my credit is bad. So I should check in on that.
Moving to my online school's location and becoming an on-campus student is an option too.

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