A lot of people have this as a criterion. Given how it would broaden your choices, though, perhaps take it and see what happens? If you do better than you expect, you have more options. If not, well, the opportunity cost was pretty low.
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Hello! I am a relatively new user and would appreciate some advice. Would anybody happen to have information on the DHSc online program at Bay Path University? I was recently accepted but am still contemplating. I am also quite interested in the DPS in Bioethics at Albany Medical College and the DSS in Prevention Sciences at Wilmington University. Any feedback or information would be greatly appreciated.
You'll probably get a better response if you start a thread of your own instead of asking questions here.
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