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The skills and knowledge gained from the Masters of Liberal Arts program is instrumental in my pursuits to gain a deeper understanding of issues at both the country and global scale. In addition, in light of growing ethical concerns related to religion and technology. The curriculum has equipped me with the necessary skills to understand and resolve issues arising from these matters. It has also promoted my exploration of the impact of these issues and allow me to gain a better understanding of my... Read More role in society and the perceptions that the society holds about my preferred career. Furthermore, the interdisciplinary study has enhance my thinking and problem-solving skills. Critical thinking is an asset for every individual in the workplace and personal life. It allows one to analyze all the factors involved in the problem and come up with the most appropriate course of action. Exposure to other disciplines has enabled me to build on the skills I gained as an undergraduate via exploration of the dynamic issues involved in each legal and ethical issue.

Arizona State University has an excellent curriculum and proper online degrees to pursue a career in many straightforward academic studies. After researching several online schools, I realized that Arizona State University offers many master programs in which many other online schools do not focus on such as history and liberal arts. Arizona State University has an excellent faculty who not only guides their scholars through their academic career but takes the extra step of writing proper letters... Read More of recommendations for career and further academic opportunities. Because of my Masters in Liberal Arts from ASU, I will start a Ph.D. program at the University of Aberdeen in 2017 which will allow me to further my research and my academic career. I recommend ASUs online programs for any student that are looking into an online degree whether it is to obtain an undergraduate or graduate degree. I highly recommend anyone who does not have the ability to relocate and wants to further their academic career to research the online programs available at Arizona State University. Respectfully, Larry A. Boldman Jr.

A pro of the Master's of Science in Global Technology and Development (MSGTD) program would be that the program is very immersive. It allows a student to follow what development and technology is while centering on the impact of human society. Another pro of this graduate program is that it permits a student to focus on a specific area as a sub-section of the program. In doing so, the topics of development and technology can be further examined in order to see how advancements in society were made... Read More at a cost of human suffering or mistreatment. I cannot think of any cons of the graduate program in which l am currently studying.

PROS: To get a BCAB, you need to earn a Masters to get certified. This program works towards your masters while providing you the 1500 hours needed to get certified and licensed. CONS: Since this is a new program, the internship clinics are still trying to figure out exactly what to do. You rotate through clinics every 5 weeks to get a full understanding, which is good. Just some places are more prepared than others. Also, this is a heavy workload place, and the professors are expecting so much and... Read More placed a lot of homework on you before you even understand what is going on.

Arizona State University can be overwhelming for some. It is easy to get lost in the shuffle. The cons are there are moderate to larger class sizes and the availability of certain classes is minimal. Due to their phenomenal graduate programs I was able to find my niche and continue on my path to success. The level of professionalism between the staff and the students is great. Professors are continually pushing their students to the limit asking them to think beyond the box. ASU also has some of... Read More the top of the line scientific equipment providing students the opportunity to learn technical skills that will be used in the professional world.

I love ASU as a campus and many of their programs are top notch, I feel I was misled by the MLSt program, however. I was convinced to start the program right away and sol on its convenience and assured that I could make a career in my chosen field. I received NO career support during or after the program and was told by one instructor in my final semester that the program was really designed for "rich housewives who want to have a Masters". I borrowed heavily to complete this degree as no grants... Read More or scholarship opportunities were presented to me. Also the financial aid process (all online, no human interaction or advisement) was very confusing and I ended up borrowing more than I intended. My current job pays less than half of what I'd hoped to be making with a graduate degree and my loan balances have doubled during my forebearance. I'll probably be in debt the rest of my life. Not my goal in getting a masters degree.