| We're wondering about this, too. Hate to be money grubbing but for us there is $50,000 at stake in graduating a year early. Also, achieving a master's degree within four years seems very nice. Our D has ample APs to do this, as I'm sure most entering freshman do. On the other hand, we understand there is much that goes into the bonding within the class, the network, the traditional four-year experience. |