Hello everyone,
I’m nearing the completion of my Pierpont degree and planning to transition to the University of Maine at Presque Isle (UMPI) for their Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) Degree Plan. Before applying, I want to refresh my academic writing skills.
Could anyone recommend resources or materials on academic writing? Does UMPI have its own book on the subject? I know that Thomas Edison State University (TESU) uses “Writing Research Papers: A Complete Guide” by Lester, J. D., & Lester, J. D., Jr. (2018) for their capstone courses. Does UMPI have an equivalent resource?
Any tips or materials you could share would be greatly appreciated!

BABA - Leadership Concentration
Optional MIS Minor Included.

Status:
1 of 16 weeks completed
1 of 17 classes completed
MAT 140 - Mathematics for Business
BUS 200 - Intermediate Business Computing
BUS 220 - Managerial Accounting 
BUS 240 - Change Management  
BUS 325 - Financial Management 
BUS 260 - Leadership  
BUS 244 - Management Information Systems 
BUS 321 - Human Resource Management  
BUS 330 - Marketing Management  
BUS 335 - Organizational Behavior  
BUS 415 - Operations Management  
BUS 440 - Business Analytics 
BUS 469 - Strategic Professional Communication 
BUS 489 - Business Policy & Strategy  
BUS 245 - Programming for Managers
BUS 345 - Database Management
BUS 359 - IT Project Management

Slightly behind. Internet trouble last 4 days. We will see how it goes this week.

I completed the Foundation course “Global Entrepreneurship & Innovation Bootcamp” but I don't see any certificate. Has anyone experienced the same issue?
You can see the screenshot I shared below. I followed the instructions, but still, I didn't see any certificate.

   


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Hello!

My name is Sam and I'm a doctoral candidate at Ohio State studying non-traditional colleges and universities. I previously posted on DegreeForum earlier this year so if this post looks familiar, that's why. I was able to connect with a few helpful folks here who I interviewed about their experiences with non-accredited colleges and universities, and I am still seeking interviewees so I'm here again. I know that these kind of recruitment posts can sometimes be annoying for people, so I do apologize in advance, but I hope this won't be seen as too off topic. 

TLDR: Ohio State PhD Seeking adults who earned degrees or certificates from non-accredited colleges/universities for a 60-90 minute interview about their experiences. 

Formal call for participants: 

Hello all, I am a doctoral student at The Ohio State University in the department of Sociology. I’m currently completing dissertation research on non-accredited colleges and universities and I am recruiting adults who have obtained a degree from a non-accredited college/university and would be willing to participate in a 60-90 minute interview via Zoom or telephone to talk about their experiences. I am interested in talking to both individuals who intentionally sought out a degree from a non-accredited institution, or individuals who were unaware that their college was non-accredited at the time of earning a degree.

Some examples of non-accredited institutions (with some nuances regarding accreditation in certain countries): Rushmore University, ENEB University, Alexandria University, Ashwood University, Corllins University, Frederick Taylor University, Suffield University, Pacific Western University, Thornewood University (note: your institution doesn't need to be one of these to participate, these are merely examples).  
 
Your participation will help increase knowledge on these institutions, why adults might seek credentials from non-traditional colleges, and higher education more broadly.
 
For any questions or to participate, please contact me at mitchell.1857@osu.edu or fill out this Google Form.

Thanks to the advice on this forum, I will soon complete my bachelor's degree with three years of unused Pell Grant remaining.  If I postponed graduation, could I continue taking courses at another university beyond what is required to graduate?  If so, does anyone know an accredited business school that will allow an undergraduate student to take graduate courses? My goal is to transfer these graduate business courses into an accredited MBA program, ideally AACSB but I am open.  My current university will allow me take a limited number of graduate courses with a waiver but they do not have a graduate school of business so the courses would not help me obtain an MBA.

Thank you.

Hello,
I graduated from UMPI in 2023 and now I'm looking to complete a masters degree. I'm interested in SNHU Master of Science in Management, Construction Management. Has anyone completed this degree before or any masters degree from SNHU? Looking for advice or what to expect in this degree program. What courses, if any I can transfer.

Looking for the funnest Debate BINGO card for tonight's "S" show.

Recommendations please.

If you get an error message when clicking on a course, keep the language to Portuguese. Then, once you're on the course page, you can translate.

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Hello everyone! My name is Steven, and I am new hear. I am 51 years old, and I am researching ways to quickly earn my bachelor's degree. I have 46 credits, but they are very aged. Some are from 1998, and some are from 2011-2013. I do not know 100% what degree I want it in or if I can even find what I am looking for in an online self-paced collage that will allow for Sofia credits and/or study.com credits.

My thoughts right now are:

1. nutrition
2. Psychology 
3. Biblical studies


However, as stated, I am not 100% sold on any particular degree at this time. I am just doing the research, so I am open to ideas.

One of my BIG concerns is, I will not be able to get traditional financial aid (Yes, I have checked, yes, I am positive) so I will also be seeking guidance on how I might can find and obtain other grants and scholarships that I am unaware of at the moment.

Here is the list of classes I have already taken and have a total of 46 credits.

1. PSYC - 2301 - GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
   
2. PSYC - 2372 - ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
   
3. ENGL - 1301 - COMPOSITION / RHETORIC I
   
4. CDEC - 1319 - CHILD GUIDANCE
   
5. DRAM - 1310 - INTRO TO THEATRE
   
6. GOVT - 2301 - AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 1
   
7. HIST - 1301 - U.S. HISTORY I
   
8. SPCH -1311 - FUNDAMENTALS OF SPEECH COMMUNICATION
   
9. GOVT - 2302 - AMERICAN GOVERNMENT II
   
10. HUMA - 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO THE HUMANITIES
    
11. COSC - 1301 - COMPUTERS AND TECHNOLOGY
    
12. ECON - 1301 - INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS
    
13. PSYC - 2315 - PSYCHOLOGY OF ADJUSTMENT
    
14. PHED - 1117 - BEGINNING TENNIS
    
15. HIST - 2301 - HISTORY OF TEXAS
    
16. PSYC - 2306 - HUMAN SEXUALITY
    

Anyone know which sophia learning credits transfer? My advisor told me they take them but didn't tell me which ones they accept?