I am currently doing a Business Administration major with a Marketing concentration with only 4 courses left, and I'm thinking about adding a minor. The minors I'm considering are Psychology and/or Management as I think they could benefit me. I have already seen the requirements and I could add some additional Sophia courses but not interested in SDC.
Could anyone share their experiences with the Psychology or the Management minor? I'm curious about the workload.

I just checked my account and due to non residency I am being charged $350 for the BOG degree. Is this accurate anyone else experience this?

BOGN
Board of Governors NonResident

Other then Study.com, anyone know if there is anywhere I can get cheap upper level History credit either through ACE or an accredited college? 
I haven't had any luck with upper-level ACE history credit, so what would be the cheapest (out of state)college I can take upper-level History at?

OUTRAGE! that was a MASSIVE Security FAILURE or even Collusion. Fire the head of the Secret Service and the Homeland Security Secretary right now. Then begin the investigations.

My son dropped out of high school to teach himself and later decided against college. I supported him every step of the way.

Link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/fami...r-BB1pUPVk

We Spoke to Our College Son Once a Week and This Happened

Link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/w...r-BB1mVNwO

I went to university and immediately realised I wouldn't get the help I needed

Link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/i-went...r-BB1pbeQo

I am loving life!

I've been living in my adopted hometown for over two years now.

I have a garden. I have a library. I have a nascent vineyard. 

I am living the examined life.

I'm fully engaged with the University of Chicago Graham School Basic Program.

I enjoy being part of our community theater. I have already acted in several plays. Until moving here, I never acted in any sort of play. My first role was the King of Hearts in "Alice in Wonderland." My friends in our theater troupe still call me "King Charles."

One of my old colleagues back in Athens (Degreeinfo.com) recently mused - "Maybe...it's time to call King Charles..."

I know. I know. Most certainly, said person is referring to that other King Charles. 

Anyway - my response is - I ain't never coming back!

Hello. I am a developer from the UK and want to get a comp sci degree. I've been watching youtube but I'm still a little confused:

• If I transfer credits, how much will a comp sci degree from TESU cost? In the videos I've watched, they haven't mentioned total cost.
  
• How much extra would it cost for a second degree? I had read that you can do a second degree with TESU for much less money. The CIS course looks good, though it's not really aimed at developers so much, I think I would enjoy doing it.
  
• Can the CS50 course or an AWS developer certificate be used as credits for anything? 
  

I got an email from Pierpont about their accreditation status being changed to Accredited - On Notice. If this was already posted, apologies. Below is the body body of the email I received:

Dear Pierpont Student:
 
Thank you for choosing Pierpont Community and Technical College as your partner for achieving your academic and career goals. Our mission is “to provide accessible, responsive, and comprehensive education that works.” We are glad you are part of the Pierpont Pride.
 
Pierpont has reached an important milestone in its transition from a university college to West Virginia’s newest stand-alone community and technical college. In early July, the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) reaffirmed Pierpont’s accreditation and notified us where the College can improve and not risk being out of compliance. In Pierpont’s first full evaluation as a stand-alone community college, HLC affirmed our new status as Accredited—On Notice.
 
Accredited—On Notice means Pierpont students can graduate from an accredited college. We want you to graduate! Most colleges and universities will continue to accept college credit earned at Pierpont in transfer or for later admission to a higher degree program. However, colleges and universities define their own transfer and admission policies. It is good practice to contact any institution in question to ensure alignment between your studies and future academic plans. 
 
We appreciate HLC guidance and note several recommendations stem from the need for a new strategic plan. A draft strategic plan has been developed and will be unveiled in August. Students and student success are at the top of our key institutional performance measures. As a result of evaluation and planning efforts, Pierpont recently reorganized Student Services staff positions and added a new position to further support student enrollment, onboarding, and advising.
 
For more information, please see the attached disclosure describing HLC’s action. HLC can be contacted at info@hlcommission.org or at 312.263.0456. If any questions remain, please visit Pierpont’s new accreditation webpage at http://www.pierpont.edu/about/accreditation.

If I only need 40 credits in my gen eds, but I have 54, will my classes be used for multiple Gen Ed checkboxes allowing more credits to go into electives?

For example, I can transfer PHI 104 Intro to Ethics at my community college and it would check the box for Gen Eds 2a, 2b, or 4c. But on my plan I have on my own Google sheet, I put PSY 101 for 2a, SOC 101 for 2b, and PHI 104 for 4c. 

You are allowed to use one class for multiple gen ed requirements, you just need 40 Gen Ed credits to graduate. Since I have the possibility of transferring in 54, I think it would be a good idea to use PHI 104 for ALL THREE requirements, that way I'll still have the minimum 40, but I'll have 6 extra (PSY 101 and SOC 101) to go into Electives. 

Does that make any sense? I have lots of gen eds but need more electives so I'd like them to transfer them in that way!

Hello everyone,

I am a Nigerian student with a strong passion for learning and personal development. As an avid online student, I have taken hundreds of courses in various fields, amassing over 300 undergraduate academic credits. My educational journey has been enriched by institutions like Coursera, edX, Sophia Learning, Saylor Academy, and the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX).

I am eager to enroll in the YourPace program at the University of Maine at Presque Isle (UMPI) to complete my Bachelor's degree. However, due to the current economic meltdown in Nigeria, I am financially unstable and unable to afford the tuition fees.

I am reaching out to this community for recommendations on mini-scholarships or grants available for undergraduate students. Your guidance and support would be immensely helpful in achieving my academic goals.

I am committed to finishing my degree in one session, as I have all the available time to dedicate to my studies. Your assistance in finding financial support will make a significant difference in my educational journey.

Thank you for your consideration.

Best regards,
Emmy