northmoorgael

another route is the FRCC-Larimer program for individuals with Bachelor degrees. The waitlist for this program is about a year, just enough time to get your pre-reqs done. The catch to get on the list is that you have to have a B.A. or B.S. and have completed stats. I went to an information session last November and got a waitlist number of 143 and yesterday I received a letter telling me that I am going to start January 21. not too bad. If the waitlist was any longer i would have just sucked it up and paid the money to Regis, CU, or Metro State. I just didnt want to go 40 grand in debt right out of the gate. Anyways FWIW

FRCC Larimer campus has a separate waitlist for those who have a degree. There is only about 120 on this list and the wait is about a year to year and a half. They start three times a year with the summer session being a bit accelerated (no breaks). The only pre-req. you need to get on the list is statistics. Then once you are on, you can finish the rest of your pre-reqs while you are waiting. You don't have to worry about the Community College waitlist what so ever but the only drawback for me would be the drive from Denver but I like the price.

Just curious, what have you learned that leads you to believe DSN is the most non-tradional friendly? I too am married and have a couple of kids and thinking about DSN.