Not in that major but in ASU and I love it. I do 3 classes a session so 6 a season aka 18 credits. I personally like that I can do it literally whenever and wherever I want. It IS a lot of work, but I schedule myself to take an “easy” class (think elective) and then a major class so it’s easier to go through.

I like it a lot. It can be a lot of work though. If you’re able, I take 2 scheduled days off a week (my availability) so that I can do school. I take 2 classes a session, so that’s about 12-13 hours. And 1 class for one session of summer. My first session though I just did one class so I could figure out how to be the best with time management. Almost done with mine about 4.5 years in on a business admin degree. Hope it works out for you, I have loved all my computer/excel classes so far!

It works for me, and I think it’s worth it because it matches my learning style and my store has a healthy work environment. I think the type of store is the deciding factor. Having a good store will push you forward, especially if you have a difficult major. It would be hard to stay the four years if your work environment is unhealthy.

I’m a rehire and came back entirely for ASU, I’m coming from healthcare and hoping the majority of my courses transfer over, but I’m looking at software engineering and then doing a MS in Cybersecurity. If it were easy, everyone would do it. Have fun, enjoy the learning process and try to make SBUX your “fun place”. (I still work in healthcare and LOVE my SBUX shifts!)