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How to accelerate

Hey everyone I need to finish 12 test in 2 months
I don’t have a job, I don’t have kids and I’m free most of the time I just don’t use it wisely and I need help with that
Is it a realistic goal to finish 12 proctored exams in 2 months or less?
( I won’t be able to actually focus on school after these two months for personal reasons)
But I also want to learn not just pass.
If you guys have any tips please lmk

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u/CookieCatMilk — 1 month ago
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For anyone who transferred Sophia/Study.com credits + accelerated 14 OAs

For anyone who transferred as many Sophia and study.com courses as possible before starting/restarting at WGU:
How long did the readmission/transfer evaluation process take from submitting your transcripts to being cleared to start?
If you had 14 OA (proctored) classes left, how long did it take you to complete all 14?
How many hours a day were you studying?
Were the 14 classes mostly accounting/business courses, and were any significantly harder or more time-consuming than the others?
I’m trying to figure out if finishing 14 OAs in about 1.5 months is realistic. Any experiences would be really helpful!
For accounting btw

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u/CookieCatMilk — 2 months ago
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WGU to UIC?

Did any WGU bachelor’s graduates go on to attend UIC for their master’s degree? If so what master’s program were you accepted into?
What was your GPA calculated? Was it 3.0 like what they always say or under?
I’d really appreciate hearing about your experience!

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u/CookieCatMilk — 3 months ago
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Can I walk at WGU commencement if I have a couple of classes left?

Has anyone been allowed to walk at a WGU commencement ceremony before finishing all of their classes?
I’ll be almost done with my degree by the November ceremony, but I probably won’t be completely finished yet. November is the last commencement of the year, and there isn’t one in December.
Does WGU allow students to walk if they only have a couple of classes left, or do you have to finish your entire degree first?

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u/CookieCatMilk — 3 months ago