University of Colorado at Boulder - anyone been there?

Anyone have any experience with this school?

Telecommunications Master Degree | College of Engineering Online at CU-Boulder

I am currently enrolled in WGU's MSISA, but I am back working in Telecommunications, and I am not sure I'll be leaving...

I just feel like working in Telecommunications and studying Telecommunications, I could use one to help out the other..

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jm0202

CU BOulder is expensive.. I will stick with WGU just switch to the M.S. Information Technology—Network Management

Mike-Mike

well my work is paying for it, so price isn't a factor really...

plus that WGU degree is pretty much all paper writing, which I'm not too fond of, I mean I know that comes with any degree program, but I think that WGU degree is 100% papers, and it's kind of vague, I would only be interested in switching for Telecommunications...

I also am looking at:

a school in my state:

Murray State University > Master of Science Degree program

and a school I know a co-worker graduated from:

M.S. in Telecommunications - Bobby B. Lyle School of Engineering - SMU

stryder144

One of my coworkers just finished that degree through that school. It is a good program. I say, if they pay for it, go for it.

N2IT

A portion of my family has graduated from that University. It's a good one my cousin went through their MBA program and is now a VP 4 - 5 years later with a company local to the area. My uncle received his bachelors there and went on to an aerospace program and is now leader wing designer for some of the more modern fighter jets for Boeing. Last but not least my other cousin from a different uncle went to that school for business administration she is 26 and makes over 120,000 doing statistics for a large actuary company. My direct exposure to all the graduates I know of have been a positive one. In fact the GM for the St. Louis Cardinals has his MBA from that school as well.

it_consultant

CU > WGU. That isn't knocking WGU, CU Happens to be the marquee state university in Colorado. Some of their schools are highly selective (Leeds) and others, like engineering and molecular biology, are almost direct conduits to high paying jobs. As far as their telecommunications degree? Who knows, I looked at it and I am not convinced that the coursework itself will be useful, the prestige from that school WILL help you throughout your life.

N2IT

it I think most state schools are > WGU.