So over the summer, I had a lot of free time on my hands since my job gave me paid time off from July 01-August 14. I decided to speed-run some courses and certificates just for fun. Over 18 days of nonstop working on courses (10-12 hours a day), I was able to complete the following.

Sophia Credits:
Business Law
Financial Accounting
Introduction to Business 
Managerial Accounting 
Principles of Finance
Principles of Management
Project Management
Developing Effective Teams
The Essentials of Managing Conflict
Introduction to Information Technology
Introduction to Java Programming
Introduction to Networking
Introduction to Programming in Python
Introduction to Web Development
Visual Communications
Ancient Greek Philosophers
Introduction to Ethics
Calculus 1
College Algebra
Introduction to College Mathematics 
Anatomy and Physiology 1
Anatomy and Physiology 2
Environmental Science
Human Biology
Introduction to Nutrition 
Microbiology 
Health, Fitness, and Wellness
Lifespan Development 
Microeconomics 
US History 1

Coursera Certificates: 
Google: Data Analytics = ITS - 130 Database Fundamentals, ITS 231 Database Programming, ITS - 199 Special Topics in ITS, COS-206 R Programming
Google: IT Support Professional = CIS-1070 Computer Concepts and Applications, CYB-1200 Intro to cybersecurity , ITS-1400 - Intro to Networking, ITS-1600 Fundementals of Mordern Operating Systems, ITS-2610 Linux
Google: Project Management - MAN- 235 Intro to Project Management, MAN-437 Project Management, MAN-438 Mastering Project Management

Arizona State University 
CIS 194- Business Technology Fundamentals 

In Progress:
IBM: Cybersecurity Analyst Professional 

I was wondering if I would be able to use these credits to create a new degree. I saw they offer an associate's degree in Computer Science and was wondering how many transfer credits will they accept into an associate's program? I already have an RA bachelor's plus tons of extra credits. 
https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/computer-science

I also found another program AAS in Applied Computer Studies
https://tesu.smartcatalogiq.com/current/...r-studies/

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Hello,
I can't enroll to WGU for my MBA until December but I was hoping I could get a head start and take a few graduated level courses to transfer over. Are there any? What about transferring over ENEB credits?

Thank you

Planning to knockout 90 credits asap and then enroll and complete a B.A. with Marketing focus at UMPI. How do I know specifically what tests to take through Sophia and Modern States so that they all apply to my degree.

Hello, back again. After months, Peru overturned the whole rejection of USA degrees outside of the top 800 world universities, so I went ahead and finished all my Sophia courses for GED and BABA with a marketing minor. I was going to do some more courses at Study.com, but the tuition got higher and put me in a tougher spot as now I had about 2500 dollars saved planning to get those 500, but now I would need 900 (likely 1000 due to paying international fees; Sophia did cost me 85 dollars instead of 70). Given all of that, I'm looking for the cheapest way to get my credits from high school and the university I attended in Peru—about 80 credits, approximately. I assume I have to send transcripts. Is it a course-by-course evaluation, no? If so, from what I have seen, most charge per page, which would seem to add a lot really fast given how many courses I already took.

One person on Reddit recommended Scholaro or Ucredo because they told me they would allow you to scan the documents and send them the pdfs directly for evaluation. Are those the cheapest?

Hi all!
I am looking to return to school and finish my BA in Psychology. After researching the most effective and cost efficient way to do so, I’ve landed on Sophia/UMPI! I have a total of 71 credits already and I am having some trouble figuring out what remaining classes I can complete with Sophia before transferring to UMPI. Now from my understanding, I need to take 30 credits with UMPI directly. Leaving a total of 19 credits I can take with Sophia. I am looking for guidance or a point on the right direction on which classes I should take with Sophia. 
The credits I already have are; 
ENG 111 - Written Eng/Lit Studies - 3 credits 
LLEE 111 - Liberal Arts Transfer - 3 Credits
LLEE - Liberal Arts Transfer - 3 credits 
PSY 101 - Intro to Psychology - 3 Credits 
SPAN 115 - Spanish for Communication - 3 credits 

SPAN 116 - Communicating in Spanish - 3 credits

Hist 118 - Intro to African History - 3 credits 
SOC 101 - Intro to Sociology - 3 credits 
BHSC 366 - Medical Ethics - 3 credits
ENG 112 - written eng/lit studies II - 3 credits 
PSY 207 - psychology of learning - 3 credits
PSY 237 - human sexual behavior - 3 credits 
BIO 110 - intro to human biology - 3 credits 
PSY 262 - Alcohol , Drugs & Behavior - 3 credits 
SPAN 359 - Span Amer Black Literature - 3 credits
SPCM - Oral Communications - 3 credits 
ENG 249 - American Gothic 
FORL 233 - Comparative Romantic Literature - 3 credits 
PSY 254 - child psychology - 3 credits 
RELG 109 - Intro to religion - 3 credits 

I appreciate all the help I can get!

I don't know much about this topic.  I am a community college educator who is helping a student in need.  The student needs 3 units of academic work (any 3 academic units) posted for the Summer semester in order to maintain athletic eligibility.  I'm guessing the work will need to be completed/posted by 8/2/24 since that's when the Summer semester ends here.  I'm not sure where to start or what options (if any) are available so any information or direction would be greatly appreciated.   Thank You

Does anybody knows which ACE course (cheap) or RA Course (but really cheap) will fulfill "introduction to psychology" at TESU. The Sophia does not and in Study.com seems the same (FEL-1999 Special Topics Free Electives ).  
Any ideas please?

Basically... My top 5 countries of choice for education, US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand...  For this youngster and his younger sister, they're looking into Europe as colleges here have 'rejected' his applications to about 30 colleges.

Having said that, I believe he's looking at 'top colleges', if he's setting his path to Europe with the same thing in mind, it may fail.  If I was in similar shoes, I would recommend any public/state institution within the country first, before going elsewhere.

Link: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/careersa...r-BB1qwaX8

Hello,

I've been lurking here for a short time and learned quite some interesting things. Thanks to all sharing your experiences!
There's this Illinois Tech (Stuart School of Business) MBA degree for 15K USD on https://www.coursera.org/illinois-tech that looks interesting, but what surprised me is that it didn't get much mention on this forum (which I assume is mostly people from the US) nor on other platforms.
I'm hoping with this post to find out if anyone enrolled and could share what their experience was?

I saw many other <15K accredited MBA degrees on this forum but don't seem -as- flexible. I want to go slow, module-based, take a semester off if needed without much hassle. The format Illinois Tech proposes is nice, and I get to see most of their courses via Coursera to get an idea of the curriculum (which is why I'm surprised I don't find much info back, seems very transparant).
Some background info: Mid 30s, from Europe and would like to do an accredited MBA (preferably AACSB) to fill in blanks to eventually move (no rush) into a management role or start a company. I work in tech. 

Thanks!