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Hello, I'm less than an hour member.

I would like to ask question regarding ENEB MBA versus HULT MBA, which one would you best recommend?

Honestly, I'm considering ENEB because of dual degree which would be an advantage.
My end goal is to gather enough higher education degree to further strengthen my capacity to teach higher education institution in my home country.

Do you think ENEB (Universidad Isabel I) would be recognized equivalent to master degree in Philippines? Do we submit ENEB or Universidad Isabel I? 

Can I use the degree to further study?

I'm planning to pursue my PhD from California Coast University. 
Currently, I'm pursuing to UoPeople BSBA.

Finishing up BABA degree. I have a ton of credits that transferred in from Sophia, past colleges and Google PM Cert. I have several extra business elective credits that came in as BUS 2xx and BUS 3xx. However, I'm being told I still need to take two more business electives for the PM minor of BUS 245 and BUS 359, although I have 11 classes that I'm already doing at UMPI.

Weird because the Google PM Cert came in as 9 credits covering BUS 400 but didn't cover BUS 359 and came as BUS 3xx.



UMPI: BABA - Minor MIS & PM (In progress - May 2025 Target Completion)

ACE CREDITS:
Sophia: 108 credits
Coursera: 9 credits

Coursera Certs:
Google Project Management Certification (V2)

Which doctorate program allows installments? For example, you can pay per credit/course and not have to pay the whole thing at one time.

I know VUL is quite fast, yet you've to pay the whole thing at once. Are there any of them just like the VUL, but with installment plans and can be done 12-ish months?

Thank you all!

Let me start by my goal first.

My goal is to get admitted into the OMSCS at Georgia Tech and get a Masters there. I am contemplating on whether I need a BACS to get into the program though. But I want the degree to stand on its own in case I decide against that in the future. Would you go for the CS or BALS yourself?

I am currently taking Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, and Operating Systems at TESU. 

Artificial Intelligence and Operating Systems is kicking my ass and regret taking them at TESU but I had few options from the classes I had left. I didn't leave any easy classes for TESU unfortunately. 

Most of it was paid through Pell Grants. I am planning on hopefully passing all 3. Next semester I plan to take the Capstone and the Cornerstone through mostly Pell Grants to complete the Residency requirement. From there I will be taking the remainder of the classes at Study.com. 

Would you go for the BALS or the BACS?

Classes I am current taking at TESU right now:
Software Engineering
Artificial Intelligence
Operating Systems

Classes I will need for BALS Computer Science Minor:
Capstone
Cornerstone
Public Speaking
Intro to Programming
Computer Architecture
Data Structures

Classes I will need for BACS:
Capstone
Cornerstone
Public Speaking
Intro to Programming
Data Structures
Discrete Mathematics
Computer Architecture
6 Credits of Upper Level AOS
3 Credits of LL

Here the classes I have completed:
Gen Ed completed at Sophia:
English Composition 1
Workplace Writing II (was taken as ENC-1020)
Principles of Statistics
Intro to Sociology
Intro to Ethics
American Government
Microeconomics
American History I
Art History I
Spanish I
Macroeconomics
Human Nutrition
Human Biology

Gen Ed Still Need to be Taken:
Public Speaking
Information Literacy Today

Liberal Studies Courses Completed at Sophia:
Ethics to Business
Anat and Phys I w/o Lab
Microbiology w/o Lab
Business Communication
Environmental Science
Art History II
Calculus I
Special Topics Communications

RA Electives Taken:
Government/Fund Accounting
Cost Accounting
Principles of Managerial Accounting
Intro to Business Information Software
Business Law II
Introduction to Music Theory
Intro to Modern Dance (2 Credits)
Beginning Voice ( 1 Credit)
Intermediate Voice (1 Credit)
Introduction to Concert Hour (1 Credit)
College Master Chorale (1 Credit)

25 RA Credits Taken

Other Equivalent Electives Taken at Sophia:
Principles of Finance
Introduction to Business
Self-Assmnt & Career Explorati (1 credit)
Human Biology Lab (1 credit)
Conflict Resolution (1 credit)
Leadership (1 credit)

As the title suggests, Sophia has now released a new course: Human Resource Management. This may be especially useful for those at UMPI.

I'm looking for a 12 to 16-month program that is fully asynchronous and offered by a non-profit institution. I was initially interested in South College, but the for-profit model and diploma mill reputation are turn-offs. Ideally, I’d like a program that leans more towards exams and testing rather than being heavily writing-intensive. Any recommendations would be appreciated!