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Hear From Our Grads
W. Cary Edwards School of Nursing top of page
Nancy Distelkamp, BSN ’18The most important thing about earning my degree was having the recognition that I have my BSN now.”
Naomi Fox, MSN ’19I’ve now been promoted to a director position in nursing, so I’m pretty excited about that.”
School of Business and Management top of page
Christine Pirillo, BA ’15, MSM ’19“I would recommend to anyone who wants to go back to school to really take a look at Thomas Edison.”
Luis Rancel, BSBA ’19“I have this momentum going, and I'm going to keep it going until I reach where I want to reach.”
Pamela Ringold, BSBA ’07, MBA '16“When I was looking for a job, I saw that a lot of the companies were looking for MBA preferred, so I also wanted to be current and relevant.”
Heavin School of Arts, Sciences, and Technology top of page
Steve Arias, BS ’19I didn’t think I was going to get my Bachelor’s. Now I’m trying to get my Master’s degree.”
Allison Adamousky, MSIT ’16Nights and weekends after the kids were in bed, I could do my papers and coursework. The flexibility of the program just drew me in.”
Malik Rivers, BA ’18Once I got started, Thomas Edison made it so easy and so smooth for me to get my education.”
Watson School of Public Service top of page
Chris Sondashi, BS ’16There’s a promotion coming up at work, most likely by the end of this year.”
Kyna Herring, MPSL ’16Online learning is the best for adults and people with children because it affords you the opportunity to adjust around your schedule.”
Kirk Lew, MPSL ’15It was totally applicable to what I was doing, and the theoretical portion matched my practical application on a daily basis.”
Military and Veteran Education top of page
Kelan Coates, BS ’19Continuing Education is part of the process, and I’m looking forward to mingling with the civilian workforce.”
Ana Gatson, MSM ’18I am able to move forward with my new endeavor, once I retire out of the military, more confidently.”
Luis Sandoval, MSHRM ’15There were several issues I had to respond to while deployed and the professors were more than willing to work with me.”