I liked the reputation and quality of the school and its location in the city. However, I would have preferred a more cohesive campus. Each school was an isolated building stretched along Commonwealth Avenue. I did not practice law when I graduated and in some ways it got in the way of finding the type of generic entry level employment I was seeking. I eventually became a software engineer, but when I lost my job in a lay off in 2002 I was unable to find another position, until I eventually decided that re-invigorating my law license offered a more secure future. I am now a general manager for an income tax franchise and those individual and corporate income tax courses I took have really helped, but I have had a lot of catching up to do when it comes to specifics!

The learning experience proved to be a learning experience in and of itself. I wasn't all that familiar with online tools or applications for schooling, as I previously went to the University of Massachusetts for my undergraduate degree. I found all the tools, students, and professors to be quite helpful in achieving my end result, a masters in criminal justice. It took me a short while to get accustomed to what was required from the University but once I got all the kinks worked out it turned out to be a great experience.