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Safety and Occupational Health

By: gary96 (In Progress) on May 4, 2009

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I am taking the Safety and Occupational Health program through CSU.  It is a great advantage to be able to do this on-line, since I am employed full-time.  I can fit the course work into my schedule.  I have a BS and MBA degrees through other institutions in regular settings.  A degree is only as good as the interaction you have with the professor and the materials you cover.  CSU does well in both areas.  Even though it is on-line, there is a lot of interaction between the student and the professor, which takes these courses above just computer based training. I have enjoyed the courses I have taken to date and feel I can use a lot of the material in my work.  I would recommend CSU to anyone who just can't sit in a regular class room.  I consider the education to be equal to the extent that you work with the professor.  If you sit in a classroom and don't talk with the professor, you are going to get limited results.  With CSU, you pretty much are forced to talked to the professor, because he/she will require it.