Bailey Fletcher

We’re interviewing aerospace engineering faculty, aeronautics program directors, aerospace recruiters, systems engineers, and graduates for a guide to choosing an online aerospace-related bachelor’s degree. We’d appreciate your perspective on a few questions: 1. What should students look for in a credible online aerospace, aeronautics, or aviation management program? 2. What aerospace careers are realistic with a bachelor’s degree? 3. How can online students build technical skills in tools like MATLAB, Python, CAD, simulation, or systems modeling? 4. What red flags should students watch for when comparing online programs in this field? 5. Any other advice? Thank you for taking the time to contribute your expertise. Please include a link to your LinkedIn profile with your responses. We’ll feature your answers in our Q&A section alongside your bio.

We’re interviewing public health professionals, faculty, researchers, healthcare leaders, and graduates for a guide to choosing an online bachelor's degree in public health. We’d appreciate your insights on the following questions: 1. What should students prioritize when choosing an online bachelor's degree in public health? 2. Which entry-level public health careers are most accessible with a bachelor's degree alone? 3. What technical skills, software, or certifications make graduates more competitive? 4. How can online students gain meaningful public health experience while earning their degree through volunteer work, research, internships, or community engagement? 5. Looking ahead over the next five to ten years, which public health specialties or workforce needs do you expect to see the strongest demand? 6. Any other advice for future students in this field? Thank you for sharing your expertise. Please include a link to your LinkedIn profile with your responses. We'll feature your answers alongside your bio in our expert Q&A section.

We’re gathering advice from community college faculty, associate program directors, transfer advisors, and workforce/hiring experts for an article about choosing an online associate degree. We’d appreciate your perspective on a few questions: 1. What should students look for when deciding whether an online associate program is a good fit for their goals? 2. How can students tell whether an associate degree is designed mainly for transfer, immediate employment, or both? 3. Which online associate programs tend to translate most directly into job opportunities, and which are better used as stepping stones to a bachelor’s degree? 4. What mistakes do students commonly make when choosing an online associate program? 5. What advice would you give someone considering an online associate degree? Thank you for taking the time to contribute your expertise. Please include a link to your LinkedIn profile with your responses. We’ll feature your answers in our Q&A section alongside your bio.