https://youtu.be/E7UaaAyPqPY?si=t66CTy6kfbSb-Eis

WGU allows StC "Math 108" to transfer as D420, but my WGU degree would still require D421.  Is D421 dependent on D420?  Would it be a bad idea to take D421 at WGU without first taking D420 at WGU?

These are the first new Study.com ACE credit courses in a while:

Computer Science 104: Intro to Web Development at Study.com
Computer Science 104: Intro to Web Development (ACE National Guide)

I've seen complaints about the assignments in Sophia's Introduction to Web Development. Now they have direct competition. At a quick glance the assignments for this Study course seem reasonable.

Business 112: Intro to Project Management at Study.com
Business 112: Intro to Project Management (ACE National Guide)

Business 112: Intro to Project Management has a lower-level credit recommendation and is assessed entirely by chapter tests (quizzes) and the final exam. Study also continues to offer the separate course Business 311: Project Management, which also has two required assignments and has an upper-level credit recommendation.

ACE recommended for 3 upper-level credits starting June 1 this year, and live online now.

18 challenges, 4 milestones, no final milestone. 3 touchstones: a 750-100 word essay, an 8-12 slide show with speaker notes, and an 8-10 page strategic improvement plan for a suburban primary care clinic described in a case study.

Healthcare Management on Sophia.org

Healthcare Management (ACE National Guide)

Hi all!

I realised an assumption I made may not be correct.  The assumption was it would be obvious on what would count as a elective for the BACS, however it dawned on me that this may not be the case.  

So is it anything that starts with ITS, COS, CIS, CYB, CLD counts for CS Electives in the BACS, with the 100 and 200 being LL and 300+ being UL?

Thanks!

Looking for the fastest business courses offered by UMPI, ranked by the number of milestones required—1 milestone being the shortest, with more milestones indicating longer courses.

My daughter is going into her senior year and she's planning on attending LU in the Fall of 2026.

My goal is to get her at least her gen eds and possibly some electives mainly through Sophia. I have no other experience with any other platform but will look into Straighterline and others if needed.

She's not 100% on her major yet but she wants to go into Psychology (Psychologist most likely).

She hasn't taken any college level credit as of yet and attends LUOA so she has a lot of free time to do Sophia classes.

THANKS!!

I just wanted to express my gratitude to those here who helped me over the past year. I didn't make many posts, but I submitted my template for planning advice, followed it, and graduated from UMPI with a 4.0 in 8 weeks. When I first started this journey a year ago I thought it would take me 5+ years to get my BA. That seemed like a daunting task. Now, based on my plans, it seems I'll at least be in my PhD program within 5 years and possibly be done with it. This completely transformed my life and my outlook on my future. For those who are on the fence or thinking it will be too hard or take too long, DO IT! Just start! And once you get rolling with it, it goes by quickly and it's actually quite fun.

Thank you all!

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Moving along oh so slowly but looking for input.

My goal is easy and quick.  

I have the next 3 months off and hope to get all ( or most) of this done by Oct so I can do the capstone by Dec.

I'm starting PHY 2 w lab Jun30 @ TESU and would like to work on testing out of what I can at the same time.  TECEP/CLEP

I think I can finish TESU classes needed for residency, Epack is still up in the air, and the rest as TECEP except Eng comp 1/2 as CLEP. But all options are in the spreadsheet. Everything is based on what I've read here. Bolded class source is what I'm leaning toward.

I'm also looking for best study materials for TECEP options.

I've attached a spreadsheet with the probable options for each class.  

All input is highly appreciated!

Thanks in advance,

Good afternoon everyone, I've just submitted my final course for my BS in IT (through Capella, solid program!) and am now waiting on the degree conferral process. Some time in the near future, I'd like to start working on an MBA program to further bolster my resume (and improve career prospects). I will also give a little background on my undergrad studies. I started by knocking out Sophia courses as well as some prior coursework through WGU. I liked WGU for a while, and although the proctored exams were tiresome at times, I was able to knock out a decent chunk of courses. 

However, I withdrew from the program last year due to issues I had with their new proctoring services through ProctorU (did not like Guardian Browser software used, felt very invasive, even had proctors clicking around on my desktop and opening files once. Didn't trust the new proctors at all). I transferred in my Sophia/WGU credits into Capella and finished up the program recently. With that being said, I would prefer NOT to attend WGU due to my concerns with their proctoring services. I'm not opposed to traditional per credit universities (although I do really good with CBE programs) as long as costs remain relatively low. Curious to hear others thoughts/experiences on MBA programs?

Thank you!

Your Location: Central TX
Your Age: 28
What kind of degree do you want?: MBA (I'd like an emphasis in IT field, not required though).
Current Regional Accredited Credits: 90
Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits: 57
Any certifications or military experience?: CompTIA A+, Linux+, and Security+. Also have ISC2 CC and ITIL v4.
Budget: $12,000
Commitments: Full time job, 1 child
Dedicated time to study: 8 hours a week
Timeline: 1 year
Tuition assistance/reimbursement: $5,250 per year