The decision to launch into a continuing education programs is a tough one, attended by so many variables, factors, financials, persons, problems, situations, outcomes, costs, benefits, results, and consequences. In the end, you may end up deciding against continuing education, if for no other reason than because the decision is so hard to make. At this point, you need simplicity and objectivity. Here are five factors to consider as you evaluate and decide on your continuing education program.