Very flexible, some challenging courses. Did have some research experience.

Close to silicon Valley, course structure flexible and adaptable.

I pay around $6000 a year for my program because it is online. On-campus tuition is closer to $8000 I believe. There are scholarships available for everyone. You pay for each semester. I am paying out of pocket with no scholarships or loans so I don't know much about those. You can pay easily online or in person

San Diego had always been a dream city for me. It's metropolitan but also has chill areas like the beach. It's a state school so as a California resident it was an affordable choice. The college campus is a moderate size and has beautiful architecture. The area the college is in feels like it's own community.

My opinion on the course curriculum is that it?s nice once you get into you're upper division courses but your GEs can kind of be annoying when you just want to go ahead and get to what you actually come to college.

So tuition and fees cover an enormous amount of things which also include basic health coverage which is amazing because a lot of universities don't offer that for you. And to have real doctors on campus is such a reassurance.

All of the curricula are relevant so far. There are some classes that haven't been the most interesting however they have had little weight to them. I love that the curriculum is based on AONE standards so when I finish, I should be prepared for certification.

Tuition is based on block units. 1-6 units cost a certain amount and 7+ is another amount. You also pay for a student representative fee. If you decide to go on a tuition payment plan there is an extra $60 added. Student ID and parking cost money.

The coursework is good. Overall it is subjective and depends on the person taking the course

18K per year. In one sem we have to take 9 units