I'm transferring into the TESU BSCS Program from WGU Associates Pilot Program. 
I'd like to complete my degree by the end of summer, I have all the time, resources and money.
Please review my current credits, certifications and questions and guide me in the wisest direction.


Background Information:
10 years of Cybersecurity experience, 6 of which was Active duty, I will be transitioning out to reserves in July.
I have 45 credits in house with WGU (includes JST and Naval Classes) but TESU seems to only be taking 31 total transfer credits.

• JST: 44 credits
  
• WGU: 25 Credits
  
• Certifications: A+, Net+, Sec+, CySA+, CASP+, CEH, CND-A, GCIH
  
• Sophia Classes: HIST I & II, Intro to Web, Intro to Psych, College Algebra, Intro to Statistics
  
  

1. From what i currently have, how many transfer credits could i reasonably expect to have going into TESU?
   (Being that sometimes their evaluation of credits is a little "wonky" and you have to work directly with then to allocate them into the correct spots)
   
2. Based upon the current certifications, credits and work experience what program (TESU or WGU) would you recommend to achieve my goal in a timely manner?
   
3. Finally, how would you do it?
   

• Get my Transcript evaluated correctly.
  
• Take as many Sophia classes that transfer into WGU or TESU, max out the transfer credits.
  
• Complete any classes they throw at me.
  

Hi,

Anyone know of a fairly cheap Paralegal certificate?


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I’m finishing up my BBA with UT, and looking to do the self-paced MBA at UMASS Global, but can hardly find any info on it, has anyone attended so I can ask some questions? Thank you!

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Hmm, just reading something on the net and randomly came to this, when I was looking up dyslexia, etc.  It lists a few different types of Neurodivergent symptoms.  I feel I should learn more about these as I have at least one or more to embrace and understand myself better, work on my mental and physical health as well...
 
Link: Neurodivergent: Neurodivergent: What It Is, Symptoms & Types (clevelandclinic.org)

BTW, anyone complete any online exams that will test any of these? Have recommendations?  Looking for ADHD, Autism, and a few others in the list above, just a 'simple' online test if there are any.  Example, for Autism, I read these two may be one of the better options available out of many.

AQ: Autism Spectrum Quotient | Embrace Autism (embrace-autism.com)
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WGU is now offering up to two individual for-credit courses per eligible student for $99 per course, and up to one Course Bundle (consisting of two courses) per eligible student for $199 (or $299 in the case of the Information Technology Course Bundle, which comes with a certification; third-party certifications connected to an individual course may bear an additional cost). These are not eligible for federal financial aid.

Previously promoted as "WGU Academy," these offers are now promoted as a "Personalized Start" for potential future students in a full WGU bachelor’s degree program to which the Personalized Start course or courses would apply.

Single courses available presently are the following. Each course bears 3 Competency Units of undergraduate credit and lasts 2 months except where listed.

• American Politics and the U.S. Constitution
  
• Applied Algebra
  
• CompTIA IT Fundamentals (4 CUs, 3 months)
  
• English Composition I
  
• Introduction to Biology
  
• Ethics in Technology
  
• Fundamentals of Information Security
  
• Fundamentals of Spreadsheets and Data Presentations
  
• Introduction to Psychology
  
• Introduction to Sociology
  
• Introduction to Statistics
  
• Program for Academic and Career Advancement (PACA): Introduction to Communications & Reflective Development (3 CUs, 3 months)
  
• Precalculus (3 CUs, 3 months)
  
• Project Management
  
• U.S. History
  

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases...39465.html

I am continually amazed by the success and growth  of my alma mater.

"The Class of 2024 is one of APUS's largest-ever graduating classes. It includes approximately 4,100 students receiving master's degrees, 8,800 students receiving bachelor's degrees, and 3,600 students receiving associate degrees."

For those of you who have transferred their ACE credit, did you input the organization on the "School History" form? I'm trying to apply as a transfer student with Sophia Learning being my source of college credit. I don't have a highschool diploma and I know if you don't have atleast 10 transfer credits, you're required to put your highschool.

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