I'm searching some college websites for transfer equivalencies.

I have found that Sophia is under the state of "Minnesota" on some colleges listings. Which states are the other known companies under?

Hello Everyone, 
Just finished (Technically still pending Sophia Spanish Course that i am hoping to complete this long weekend and request to transfer) UMPI BLS IT and PM course requirements in Summer 1. I was gone crazy and finished 3 courses each week and did 18 courses even i needed only 10 +1 (Spanish) to complete . Spoke to Cody and add 3 MAOL courses during the Summer 1 session. 

Now i am looking to get TESU Computer Science Degree. I am NJ resident and live 10 mins drive from so called TESU building in Trenton. 

I have around 124 Credits (ACE) in Sophia, and Now UMPI BLS . 

I heard that i could get 2 TESU degrees with one Price. 
This is my Sophia Courses . 
 SOPH 0054 Principles of Management
SOPH 0014  Introduction to Business
SOPH 0011  Microeconomics
SOPH 0012  Macroeconomics
SOPH 0079  Managerial Accounting
SOPH 0076  Business Ethics
SOPH 0075  Microbiology Lab
SOPH 0074  Microbiology
SOPH 0071  U.S. Government
SOPH 0070  Introduction to Chemistry Lab
SOPH 0065 Critical Thinking
SOPH 0063  Introduction to Nutrition
SOPH 0062  Intro to Java Programming
SOPH 0060  Calculus I
SOPH 0058  Intro to Programming w/Python
SOPH 0056  Introduction to Chemistry
SOPH 0055  Intro to College Mathematics
SOPH 0051 Intro Soc: Embra Diver/Collab
SOPH 0048  Intro Psych: Smarter Decisions
SOPH 0047  Intro to Relational Databases
SOPH 0043  Intro to Web Development
SOPH 0033  Principles of Finance
SOPH 0031  College Readiness
SOPH 0030  English Composition II
SOPH 0029  Art History II
SOPH 0027  Ancient Greek Philosophers
SOPH 0026  Essntls of Managing Conflict
SOPH 0025  US History II
SOPH 0024  Public Speaking
SOPH 0023  Intro to Info Technology
SOPH 0022  US History I
SOPH 0021  Developing Effective Teams
SOPH 0020  Introduction to Ethics
SOPH 0017  Foundations of Statistics
SOPH 0016  Environmental Science
SOPH 0015  English Composition I
SOPH 0013  Project Management
SOPH 0010  Financial Accounting
SOPH 0009  Visual Communications
SOPH 0007  Conflict Resolution
SOPH 0006  Art History I
SOPH 0005  Introduction to Statistics
SOPH 0002  Human Biology
SOPH 0001  College Algebra

Capella University's request to offer the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science through its FlexPath competency-based education program was recently approved by Capella's regional accreditor, the Higher Learning Commission.

This will be a new program; Capella doesn't currently offer any degree titled in Computer Science. As of this writing the program isn't mentioned in Capella's catalog or on its FlexPath landing page.

Hello 

I recently applied and received the transcript back. I have taken four Sophia classes and rest of my credits were from the community college. I have a business administration A.S. UMPI accepted all my credits (96 credits). I am interested in BBA PM & IS. I plan on starting this fall. 

Following are classes I need to take. 

2D
5E
COM210 

I plan on completing above three through Sophia before semester starts. 


Business Administration
BUS200 
BUS244
BUS325
BUS440
BUS469

Concentration
BUS141
BUS240
BUS343
BUS345
BUS400
BUS415

Choose two business electives
BUS245
BUS359
BUS401

After Sophia, I have 13 classes left. Will I be able to finish it in two terms? I am a stay at home mom. I can study while kids are at school and at night.  I am not sure if I should plan it out for longer?  Thank you in advance.

Hey guys I've a plan to complete UMPI yourpace bachelor BBA PM&IS in two years completely from UMPI (I'm an international student ) 
so my plan is to take  
 
 5 sessions per year 
 4 courses per session = 12 credits per session 
 1 year = 60 credits 

My concerns :

Q1. How many courses can I take after starting like in 1st session am I allowed to take as many courses as I want or do I have to take a maximum of two courses and then complete them first wait for the responses of professors and then ask for adding more courses?
 
Q2. How much time does the professor take to grade?  until then you're unable to proceed to further classes? 

Q3. Time management is extremely important to me which is also directly related to finances. so share your experiences with professors and their responses time line ?

As mentioned at the start my plan is to complete the whole degree in 2 years completely from UMPI with no transfer credits I'm mainly writing this post to get to know how many courses I can take per session how this works and how fast professors responds so one can add more courses and what's the process of adding courses after completion.

Thanks!

Well I finally did it. I had been planning and working on my Pierpont, TESU, UMPI, Sophia, SDC, etc. plan since October 2022.
I finally finished the UMPI portion.
I did this last term, Summer 1, 2024.
After fighting and attempting to transfer in as much as possible to get the total class count needed to a minimum so that I could pick whatever else I wanted to reach the 10, I finally signed up. (Yes, I know you have to take a minimum of 10 classes. I'm so tired of every time someone responds with, "You have to take 10 minimum"... I know that).
I signed up for the BABA in Management and Leadership.
I completed 50 courses on Sophia, 12 on SDC, CSM Learn, and 1 on Straighterline.
I only needed 6 required classes to finish with UMPI, and 4 of anything else.
The classes were much, much, much easier than I had anticipated. Obviously some being longer than others (BUS 325, & BUS 489).
I ended up adding on a History Minor, and a Project Management Certificate.
I completed 20 classes in the term, while also being enrolled in 2 classes at TESU.
I started taking classes that I didn't need at all just because they sounded interesting, like Federal Taxation 1.
Grades are being posted now, But from what I can see, I got all A's, except one A Minus.

If I could give myself advice 2 years ago, it would be to skip SDC completely, and go straight to UMPI after Sophia.

Interesting article.
https://archive.is/Ixfje#selection-411.0-411.103


Some highlights:
"Heather Harris, a first-generation college student from southern Kentucky, completed a master's in psychology in January 2022 with a goal of helping families affected by addiction. But she soon discovered she couldn’t get a job in counseling without experience in the field or a state license — requirements she said school officials never discussed with her.

Harris returned to her previous job: a line worker at a sewing factory, making $9.50 an hour. She’ll soon have to start repaying $90,000 in student loans."



"According to Frazier, a UAGC enrollment specialist assured her that her military benefits would fully cover the cost of the advanced degree she sought — a Ph.D. in criminology — for 14 months.
“I asked her if I was going to be accumulating student loans. And she said ‘no,’ unless for whatever reason your GI Bill payment doesn’t go through,” Frazier said.
Her military benefits successfully went through, according to time logs reviewed by The Republic.
But three months later, Frazier noticed a change in her credit score. When she logged in to her federal student aid account, she was shocked to find a loan for over $8,000 taken out in her name and paid directly to UAGC without her knowledge.
“I saw that, and I was like, excuse my language, but 'What the f---?’” Frazier said."



"Multiple UAGC students interviewed by The Republic described feeling confused and misled by the repeated insinuation — reinforced by branded water bottles, T-shirts and other paraphernalia with UA’s logo — that they were equal University of Arizona students when they are denied the same academic opportunities.
"I just wish they would honor what they say they are,” said Jackson, who said the name change added “another layer of confusion.”
“It made us think maybe they would be different than Ashford, but it was the same thing,” he said.
After trying for months to land a job in his field of study without success, Jackson took a job driving a Frito-Lay truck. In addition to supporting his family, he had to begin paying off his student loans."

My wife and I both participated in graduation on May 11th at TAMUC in Commerce, Texas. 
We were notified that degrees would be printed and available for pick up on June 10th-12th and then would be mailed out to anyone who did not pick up their diploma in person. 
We received our diplomas in the mail today on July 1st. 
My aunt was nice enough to buy us both frames for our diplomas for a graduation present.

This information may be helpful for future graduates who are curious about the timeline to receive their diploma. 

If you graduated in May, have you received your diploma?

I also attached an edited picture of the diplomas if your curious what they look like. 


I completed the BAAS Organizational Leadership Program, my wife completed the Bachelor of General Studies program.

I know the uploaded picture is not the best, my diploma says Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences, Summa Cum Laude, and my wife's says Bachelor of General Studies.



   

Happy Canada Day!

Ottawa has a very nice Aviation Museum

Facebook just reminded me, twelve years ago I was in a Waco Biplane flying over the Houses of Parliament. It was a good day out.

Hi Everyone,

I got my advisor assigned for my September 3 start and she's switching my program to BAS now (even before my august 2nd AAS conferral). I guess that's a nice time saver. Also, I asked what the minor options were under the BAS program and she gave me the following: Accounting, Criminal Just, Educ Studies, History, Mgmt, MIS, Poli Sci, Project Management, and Psych. In this link, there are a bunch more options for minors so I'm wondering if I'm only limited to these ones she gave me or if I could actually get any those minors. I'm considering the Mgmt minot, but I was also considering a Bussiness Admin minor so maybe I can double minor? I transferred a lot of Business ACE credits so I wonder if I can.

I sent her these questions and haven't heard back yet, but wanted to see what you all thought. By the way, since she reached out, she's been great. She gets back to me right away, even on weekends.

Thx!