Hello All, 

I am interested in completing a BLS at UMPI. As the title suggests, I am looking to minor in Pre-law, Project Management, and MIS. Ultimately, I am interested in AI ethics, risk, and compliance. I feel these minors will help to achieve that goal. I am also currently enrolled in Sophia and will soon enroll in Study.com as well. What I am looking for are courses that will cover the electives of the minors in question. Hopefully, someone here can suggest electives at both the  lower and upper levels that can be taken on both platforms that will cover the electives of those three minors. Any help would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance.

Judson University has a blended Doctor of Education in Computer Science. I would think that it's an EdD, but the abbreviation is DCS. I can't tell if the cost of the program is $37,500, $45,000, or more. Those who are in the LGBTQ community should know that Judson is not LGBTQ-friendly.

https://www.judsonu.edu/program/doctor-o...r-science/

The DAS program at University of Idaho is online, except the 8 weeks of on-campus labs during the summer. The program is three years, costs $56,000, and culminates with a research project and practicum.

https://www.uidaho.edu/academics/degree-...iences-DAS

Why Students With Perfect 4.0 GPAs Get Rejected From The Ivy League

https://www.forbes.com/sites/christopher...heres-why/

Admonishment:

Time is your most valuable asset. Money is hard earned. Do not waste either on bullshit universities.

That is all. 

Carry on

Can anyone give me information on ACE's Certificate in Texas Educational Leadership?  I'm mainly interested in the format and if it can be accelerated.  As I am searching for different EPP's through TEA in Texas, ACE popped up as one of the approved providers and I know the college is talked about on here often.

I plan to reach out to them later today to try and get more information but their phone's have been down.

Western Governors University now offers a BS in Project Management.

Program landing page

Transfer Evaluation Guidelines for the program

Either a PMP or CAPM certification completed within five years of the student’s WGU start date can yield an impressive 19 credits (semester hour equivalent) in transfer into this program.

South College now offers an MS in Human Resources by competency-based education.

Hello All, 

I am looking for credit courses in Calculus and Statistics that are offered online outside of platforms like Study.com, Straighterline, and Sophia. In fact, I am looking for programs similar to Oxford's Lifelong Learning platform. Additionally, I am not looking to break the bank on course costs. If you can suggest a credit-offering program, whether ECTS, CATS, or ACE credits, I would be extremely grateful.

It appears they’ve introduced a new degree offering that may interest some here. The curriculum is notably more math-intensive than other WGU programs, even the CS degree. Seems like an interesting option for anyone interested in this realm. The first cohort starts in July.


(WGU’s Bachelor of Science in AI Engineering is built to help you do both.

This online artificial intelligence engineering degree goes beyond theory, teaching you how to apply AI in real-world environments. You’ll learn how to build AI-enabled applications, deploy models into production, and manage the systems that keep them running at scale.
Instead of focusing on isolated experiments or concepts, this program is centered on how AI actually works in practice—inside software, systems, and infrastructure. By the time you graduate, you’ll be prepared to contribute to AI projects where the goal isn’t just understanding the technology but putting it to work.

You’ll Learn How To:

• Design and deploy AI and machine learning systems 
  
• Integrate AI into real-world applications 
  
• Build scalable AI infrastructure and pipelines 
  
• Automate workflows and optimize performance 
  
• Apply ethical AI and governance principles
  
• Work across software, data, and cloud environments)