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From deciding if an online degree is right for you to figuring out what credits transfer from previous schools, talking to a student success coach is the best place to start.
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Your Student Success Team:
Call: (208) 426-5921
Text: (208) 314-2334
Email: AMIonline@boisestate.edu
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Katie Parks
Student Success Coach
I have been working in higher education for almost 20 years and my favorite part has always been meeting with students and helping them find the right path. I truly enjoy getting to meet people from all over the country and hear what their passions are. I am looking forward to meeting with you and seeing how I can help you meet your educational goals!
I have been working in higher education for almost 20 years and my favorite part has always been meeting with students and helping them find the right path. I truly enjoy getting to meet people from all over the country and hear what their passions are. I am looking forward to meeting with you and seeing how I can help you meet your educational goals!
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Jennifer Wind
Student Success Coach
One of my favorite parts of working with students is identifying barriers and then working together to climb over, go around or blast them out of the way entirely. It is joyful to see students accomplishing small, immediate goals and large, time intensive goals. Everyone has a journey and education is a satisfying part of that journey. I had my own education journey when I started my Associates degree again after 20 years and then went on to get my Bachelor’s degree.
It took seven years, but I got there one class, one midterm and one final at a time and it was well worth the time and effort. Soon after graduating I got my dream job. I think about what would have happened if I had listened to the fears in my head and not started college again or didn’t push on to finish. I am grateful for those people who cheered me on and now I am grateful I can cheer others on their journeys.
One of my favorite parts of working with students is identifying barriers and then working together to climb over, go around or blast them out of the way entirely. It is joyful to see students accomplishing small, immediate goals and large, time intensive goals. Everyone has a journey and education is a satisfying part of that journey. I had my own education journey when I started my Associates degree again after 20 years and then went on to get my Bachelor’s degree.
It took seven years, but I got there one class, one midterm and one final at a time and it was well worth the time and effort. Soon after graduating I got my dream job. I think about what would have happened if I had listened to the fears in my head and not started college again or didn’t push on to finish. I am grateful for those people who cheered me on and now I am grateful I can cheer others on their journeys.