if you've tried to get your bachelor's degree in the past, and for whatever reason, professional reasons or personal reasons, you weren't able to finish. But it's a dream. You have to finish it. The very first step should be to just acknowledge that fact that that's what you want to dio. I think for a lot of students, the decision about how they want to pursue their education is a challenging question. They are often reflecting on what it looks like for a traditional student or younger students. Your head immediately goes to those kind of pictures When you think about college, our population is not just the traditional 18 year old coming from high school, many are adult students, and the ability to be able to flex and access their learning whenever they can is really important. Online learning really historically has been designed for adults. These are folks who are working. Oftentimes they have families, and so they can't necessarily come to campus to fit in classes. Something you hear a lot with online learning an adult students in particular is that education is at best going to be their third top priority because it's always gonna come after family and work, and there's a lot of flexibility built into the online classes. They don't have to schedule their lives around being in class at the same time. So that really does help adults who have competing priorities. If you're hoping to get a degree online like you, you want to start in an online program. Your first step would really be to reach out to one of our enrollment counselors because we can help you look at what we have to offer at the University of Louisville, but also kind of talk you through what some of your hesitancy is might be, what it's gonna look like for you, what things you need to be thinking about. We really want to make sure students understand that we are, you know, local people here, ready to help that we talk about this great big decision that they're making it about what they want to do next. We are here ready to have that conversation