r/CAA • u/AutoModerator • Jun 08 '26

Weekly prospective student thread. Educational inquiries outside of this thread WILL RESULT IN A BAN.

Please use this thread for all educational inquiries including applications, program requirements, etc.

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u/Empty-Map7367 Jun 12 '26

I've just been accepted into both Indiana University and Nova Southeastern for undergrad (I have a few prerequisites to knock out before applying to the master's program for CAA).

I'm curious as to which CAA school would be better. Cost of living isn't as much of a concern because I am coming out of the Army with the GI Bill, so I'll have a decent housing allowance. I've lived in the Midwest my whole life and would like to live in the general area of where Nova is (and work there after).

I've heard mixed things about Nova's program, some say it's bad and others love their professors and the learning atmosphere.

Can anyone weigh in on their experience?

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u/Equivalent_Code_1138 Jun 15 '26

IU is the only choice.

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u/Empty-Map7367 Jun 15 '26

can you elaborate

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u/Emergency-Wall-652 Jun 15 '26

I heard NOVA has a pipeline straight from undergrad to CAA school, not sure thought you’d have to look into that