Hello. I studied Computer Science at UoPeople and completed around 4 computer science courses there. Now I want to enroll in an Associate in Mathematics at Tesu and transfer those UoPeople courses, as well as complete others that could be transferred to Tesu. 
Does anyone have a route on how to do that and which courses would be recognized? Can these computer science course go under Electives and Computer science electives ( 3 + 9 credits)? But what about other 6 math courses? Do they accept these sophia.org courses? 

• Introduction to College Mathematics
  
  
• Introduction to Statistics
  
  
• Precalculus
  

Has anyone done or thought about this?  I just need to check a box. 

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Hi everyone! I'm asking for some guidance on planning my degree before I register for classes. I have 61 credits from Community College.
I know that TESU allows 90 college hours/credits from Colleges and 90 from ACE/NCCRS sources (TESU Credit Info). 
Does this mean I can take my 61 credits from community college + earn 60 from ACE/NCCRS to make the 120 for a Bachelors degree? Along with the 2 required classes TESU makes you take.

Thank you! I emailed an academic advisor already but they've taken forever to get back to me so I wanted to ask as I've been anxiously trying to figure this out.

Self info:
Your Location: Florida  
Your Age: 28
What kind of degree do you want?: Ba in Psych or Sociology or Anthropology (These 3 fit the req. I need for my career path) 
Current Regional Accredited Credits: 61 credits from Community College
Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits: None
Any certifications or military experience?: KP Python Code Specialist 
Budget: preferably $5k range 
Commitments: Currently a full time student
Dedicated time to study: All, I am full steam ahead with getting my BA 
Timeline: I hope to get my BA this year so I can apply by January of next to a graduate program
Tuition assistance/reimbursement: Pell grant

Hello 

I'm currently looking for PG degrees which are affordable and related to facilities or operations management. By the way, I will be taking MSB HRM at UMPI.

It would be better if you could suggest a cheaper school for like pad up certificates. 

If you know some doctorate degree after my MSB, I would highly appreciate.

Thank you all here at degreeforum, I lurked the forums for well over 10 years and I finally decided to jump into a degree with both feet after watching so many of you navigating the complexities of being your own advisors and sourcing transfer credits from the most obscure places. I really can't express my gratitude enough to bjcheung77, dfrecore, and rachel83az, you all contributed heavily in helping me understand the process well enough to take the initial step in persuing my degree plan. I initially did a ton of Sophia and Coursera courses, then I got my Pierpont BOG AAS with a focus on Information Systems, laddered up to the UMPI AALS, then BAS in Management, Project Management, and Management of Information Systems, and finally I completed my MAOL! If you are reading this and have been overthinking it, you may need to trust the forums and dive in head first. I completed the Associates through Masters in roughly 1.5 years.

I just need to vent a bit. And I also know why I am here.

I know none of us are here to expect Harvard, and most of us knew what we wanted and just want to get it over with and move on with ourlives. We all wanted accredited school, low cost, time-flexible, and man isn't UMPI yourpace sweet in that.

But man some of the courses I've finished felt like it was put together in one semi-drunk afternoon. The content was either a series of youtube link that was 7 years old, a link to a blog on either investopedia/betterup/atalassian. Like, thanks for choosing and vetting(which I admit has some real value) my youtube feed for me? 

And also there is just broken content: In one of my liberal arts classes which I guess most people tranferred from Sophia,
 we were supposed to analyze U.S. murder trends. There’s literally a slide that says "Chart" with a broken symbol of image where the graph is supposed to be. That’s it. No graph. Just “Chart.” It's one than one classes, and I stopped sending email to those instructors after the second one.

Okay now I feel better, and to be fair, not all classess are like this  I’ve had a few gems, like one of my accounting classes where the instructor actually gave incredibly thoughtful and detailed feedback. You could tell they cared and wanted us to learn something beyond just checking boxes. So it’s not hopeless—it’s just wildly inconsistent and lack a universal quality control.

Sorry for anyone who read this and I might wasted 45 seconds of your precious life. I just needed to vent and now I am already feeling better.

• BA in Computer Science and Homeland Security, or
  
• BA in Computer Science and Associate Degree in Aviation Maintenance
  

• Bachelor's degree in Social Work from a foreign country (not yet evaluated course-by-course)
  
• Master’s degree in Social Work from a U.S. regionally accredited institution
  

• Complete a Bachelor’s in Homeland Security, or
  
• Earn an Associate Degree in Aviation Maintenance alongside the CS degree.
  

"Collins earned a Bachelor of Science degree in health sciences from American Military University in 2010, graduating summa cum laude. He then earned a Master of Science degree in organizational leadership from Norwich University in 2012."




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Hello, I wanted to see if anyone had a similar path or advice. I don't have a degree so I am working through courses on Sophia to get as much credit as possible to transfer into the BA Accounting at UMPI. Upon successful completion then do the Masters of Accounting at WGU, then get the CPA, I am in TX and have read mixed reports about them accepting sophia courses, though it appears I can do the CPA exam in a more friendly state and transfer in to Texas. How does this plan sound, anyone done it before? Any advice? Thanks!

Hello there, 

I hope you’re doing well! I’m currently exploring my options for graduate school after finishing at UMPI (BABA Management and Leadership), and I’m trying to decide between pursuing law school or an MBA program. I would really appreciate any insights or advice you might have. 

How feasible is it to get into graduate schools? How much does having 90 Sophia credits change everything? I believe I'm a good test taker and am confident I would be able to get high GMAT/GRE/LSAT scores.