Hello Everyone,

I currently work in the automotive manufacturing industry as a Quality Technician/

My goal is to get a degree that is ABET accredited in Industrial Engineering

I would like to utilize Sophia/Study.com/Clep to get as many Gen Ed and Electives possible.

Are there any Industrial Engineering Degrees Online tat accept these transfer credit types?

Thanks,

Brandon

So I was approved for graduation in August and told to pay the graduation fee by 10/04. Today when I logged into my ROAR to pay I found out that the option to pay is no longer there and it displays this information
"Select the transcript level and transcript type.
Your transcript is not available due to holds on your record."
 when I click on Holds, it is showing me this
Administrative Holds[b]Hold Type
From Date                 To Date                  Amount Reason           Originator                          Processes Affected TRANS [/b]
Sep 26, 2024             Dec 31, 2099        [b][size=undefined]Balance =>.01            [/b][/size][size=undefined][b][size=undefined]Student Accounts Office          [size=undefined]Transcript[/b][/size][/size][/size]

Are there any courses on Sophia that transfer to UMPI YourPace at the 300/400 level? What about study.com or other places?

Is there anyone who has taken courses at Distance Learning Systems Indiana?
I want to take their statistics course but they're not responding.

https://www.dlsii.com/

I've decided to get my MBA after having completed my undergrad at TESU. I'm stuck between Pitt state University that holds an AASCB accreditation and is $11970 vs Eastern University that holds an ABSCP accreditation and is $9900.
I'm looking for something that *sounds* good to an employer "they might confuse Pitt state uni with Pittsburgh PA which is geographically close* and also not too expensive. Does the accreditation matter? I haven't seen too much conversation around PSU. Any insight?

I'm looking at American Public University for some of my ULs in a TESU biology degree. Would love to hear from people who have taken classes there what the structure etc is generally like (even if the ones you took weren't biology).

hello I have 60 credits completed and transferred to pierpont as well as my asu course i received the graduation application from Nancy parks this morning what do I put for my area of emphasis?

courses taken 
College algebra 
Conflict resolution-3 credits
Environmental science-3 credits
Financial accounting-3 credits
Introduction to ethics-3 credits 
Introduction to information technology-3 credits 
Introduction to nutrition-3 credits
Introduction to statistics-3 credits 
Macroeconomics-3 credits 
Microbiology-3 credits
Project management-3 credits
Visual communication-3 credits
Intro to chemistry-3 credits

Military Training
Airman- 2 credits
Aircraft Handling-3 credits
Ground Ops and Aircraft Service- 5 credits
Recruit Basic Military Train -10 credits

asu Business Tech Fundamental -1 credit 

The Carlos Slim Foundation has a website called Capacítate para el empleo, which offers 125 free online courses that will issue an achievement once you complete them. They have no college degree value and are self paced.

Topics are wide such as gardening, being a dishwasher or waiter, along with tons of tech degree related subjects such as IT cabling and web development which could serve as a useful refresher course. They also have a Mexican Sign Language course.

They have some diplomados without university accreditation in tech subjects like web development or Big Data, Fullstack and some environmental and health ones too.
https://capacitateparaelempleo.org/mostrar-diplomados
https://capacitateparaelempleo.org/

According to someone on Reddit, WGU is designing an AI degree program. That's not hard to believe and, at this point, we'll probably see degrees in everything before WGU finishes that master's in computer science.

WGU is hiring PharmDs to be visiting instructors all over the U.S. Does anyone know what's going on?