(09-11-2025, 10:00 AM)NotJoeBiden Wrote: At least he died doing what he loved: downplaying mass shooting and blaming minorities.

(09-11-2025, 08:40 AM)freeloader Wrote: “I think it's worth to have a cost of, unfortunately, some gun deaths every single year so that we can have the Second Amendment.”
—Charlie Kirk

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(09-10-2025, 07:37 PM)LevelUP Wrote: In times as tragic as these, it’s important for all of us to choose the light rather than drift into darkness.

The death and suffering of victims of school shootings, church shootings, mall shootings, synagogue shootings, concert shootings, park shootings, bus station shootings, and street side shootings are tragic.

Charlie Kirk was perfectly happy to let other people, nay, to make other people die for his fetish. I find little tragedy in his death.

Hi everyone,
I completed my IT studies in English with 240 ECTS and now I’d like to continue with a Master’s degree, but in a different field. I’m especially interested in law (LLM), public administration or health management, although I’m open to other directions as well if the right opportunity comes up. What matters most to me is that the program is fully online, recognized in Europe, and preferably affordable or even free .

I really don’t mind written assignments – I actually enjoy writing – but oral exams and defenses are a nightmare for me. The idea of being judged while speaking is extremely stressful, so I would much prefer programs that rely on essays, projects, or other forms of written work.

Does anyone here have experience with programs like this, or know specific universities that might offer them? Any advice or recommendations would mean a lot. Thanks!

https://www.foxnews.com/live-news/charli...university

Charlie Kirk of TurningPointUSA was shot and killed today at Utah Valley University. Rest in Peace Charilie Kirk. Though many did oppose his views, I do not think killing him for not sharing the same ideaology is right. :/.

I am new to the forum and posted a question at the end of an old thread last night, but I am realizing now that that may not be the way things work here and I should be starting a new thread instead of reviving an old one. I apologize if I am not doing this right! Here is my question:


Has anyone completed (or worked on for any amount of time) the WGU C&I Master's and can tell me the approximate number and length of assignments and/or exams that are typically included in one course? I would love to get a general idea of the workload before committing to the program. I don't have access to the WGU C&I Facebook group due to my computer's firewall (very long story...) so I'm hoping someone on this forum can help.

How can you tell if a course has a proctored test? Do i have to be enrolled in order to see it? I'm in the process of building a spreadsheet of the courses i can bring in. Thank you

The YourPace application now lists a BA in International and Global Studies as an available program offered through the University of Maine at Farmington.

According to the UMF catalog this is a full-fledged major not like the Public Policy program that UMF offers that is a concentration within their Interdisciplinary Studies major: https://catalog.farmington.edu/preview_p...=399&print

Anthropic agrees to pay $1.5 billion to settle authors’ copyright lawsuit
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/09/05/anthropi...suit-.html

Sharing the link of this course from RCSI in partnership with Microsoft. 
Copied from the website: 
“RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences is delighted to offer this short course free of charge. If you complete the course and successfully pass the MCQ knowledge check, you can choose to apply for an official RCSI Certificate of Completion with 10 CPD points for a fee of €50.”
https://www.rcsi.com/online/find-a-cours...healthcare
Looks like a good course to me, RCSI is a highly regarded medical school in Ireland and internationally.

Hi, I'm new to this site. I am currently working in a profession where career growth requires any bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited school. I plan on pursuing a liberal arts degree or general studies. I will use 2 months utilizing sophia, study.com,or other ace credit resources before applying for a school. I want to attend  a school that will accept the most credits, preferably in the 100 range, with minimal residency requirements. Which school fits this mold? Ill pass on wgu and umpi because their max is 90.

Hi everyone,
I’ve been reviewing TESU’s catalog and I’ve run into a point that feels a bit unclear regarding what actually counts as maintaining active enrollment. The wording seems to suggest that students must register for a course within a 12-month period to keep their enrollment status active — but it doesn’t explicitly say whether simply registering is enough, or if you also have to complete (or at least start) the course during that same timeframe.
For example:

• Let’s say I last completed a course in October 2024. If I go ahead and register for a course in September 2025, does that action alone keep my enrollment active?
  
• Or does TESU expect that the course start date (or completion date) has to fall within that 12-month window for it to count?
  
• And how do TECEP exams fit into this rule? If I register for a TECEP right at the edge of the 12 months, is that sufficient, or does it have to be taken and graded before the year is up?