▲ 7 r/Udemy

Distracting!

I love Udemy! There are many courses that I want to enroll in and learn for certifications but so many of the narrators have such thick accents that it is absolutely unwatchable. I'm sure the training is amazing but if my hearing can't synchronize with the words your saying, I'm not going to learn anything.

I suggest that if you are a video instructor with a strong accent(you know who you are), please use AI or an automatic voiceover site to do the audio.

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u/GregSDCA — 7 days ago
▲ 98 r/WGU_BSCNE+1 crossposts

WGU IT Grads! Get Udemy Back after graduation.

Before WGU I purchased a few individual courses from Udemy for my pre-req or work certs. Individual courses were cheaper than the annual, even with their often-discounted memberships.

When I joined WGU, I was in learning heaven! Thousands of courses for free! I completed two additional certs outside of what I needed for my BSCNE/AWS degree.

When I graduated, there was this hole…. 😭

But I just learned that my county library gives me the same Udemy Business access that I had during WGU.

You need a library card and a Google or Microsoft account to sign up.

Type ‘gale’ in the Udemy Business app (gale dot Udemy com) and you’ll be taken to a search box for your library to see if they also have a partnership.

You can’t carry over any course progress from other access you may have had but that’s ok.

Good Luck!

PMP here I come!!

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u/GregSDCA — 9 days ago
▲ 70 r/WGU_Business+2 crossposts

The Face of WGU

I’m a recent graduate with BSCNE and received this email. The Alumni Coordinator that reached out to me said “Since there are only about 115 BSCNE alumni nationwide, I figured this was a group worth reaching out to directly.” I find that an amazingly low number for this degree and this school, but maybe. 🤷‍♂️

If you’re a recent graduate and interested in a weekend in SLC, reach out to your Alumni coordinator and BE THE FACE OF WGU!! lol

u/GregSDCA — 11 days ago
▲ 285 r/WGU_BSCNE+2 crossposts

Glad I Found WGU

I would still be sitting in class for the next 18months if it wasn’t for competencies and WGU.

Transferred in 69 CUs (nice!) and completed 43 (14 courses) at WGU.

Started March 1st 2026 and completed my last Certification/course July 8th.

10 of my courses were completed by the end of April (8 weeks). The remaining weeks were spent on E026, E028, SAA-C03, Capstone E030, and SOA-C03 in that order. I took my time with the Capstone and SOA cert because they were actual fun to do and I was learning.

Although I accelerated, I am amazed at how much I’ve learned about network engineering and AWS cloud.

(I’ve been in the field for 25 years so I had a healthy background knowledge base to allow me to test out of several courses quickly).

Now, I already have a career and a full-time job but my options are now more open. If my position is eliminated, I have the qualifications to get past the HR checklist and find work quickly… all due to this degree.

I 💯 % recommend WGU.

u/GregSDCA — 1 month ago

Hybrid Surrogacy “Creating Your Dreams”

Hi everyone!

Does anyone have any experience with Creating Your Dreams Surrogacy?

They’re an international hybrid agency that uses GC’s in Mexico but they get a visa for medical tourism and at about 34weeks of pregnancy they drive to San Diego and give birth in the US.

We’ve already met with them via video call and have more information but we’re looking for anyone with experience with this specific agency.
Thank you

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u/GregSDCA — 1 month ago

The Basic Three Done! And a Recommendation

These were part of my BS Cloud Network Engineering degree. I passed Cloud Ops today and am officially done with school!

Practitioner and Solution Architect were educational and informative but SOA-C03 CloudOps was really challenging. I learned so much more about basic AWS Ops (yes this is still a basic cert) and how everything works together.

I watched the usual Maarek videos and took his practice tests and TD practice tests. After each test I copied the results (questions, answers, and explanations) into Claude and it helped me work on my weaknesses by creating focused domain specific study guides. Such an invaluable study partner. If you’re not using an agent to help you study, what are you even doing??

u/GregSDCA — 1 month ago

New D522 PA

It seems that many are now struggling with the new PA?

Can someone post what the tasks encompass so we can understand what the differences are.

From what I read so far(from posts on here, discord, and WGU Connect) that one of the tasks you’re required to write a script to ping hosts contained in a CSV file.

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u/GregSDCA — 2 months ago

E030 Capstone

I'm about to send in my capstone project. Those that have done this already, what files did you upload with the task? I know there's the signed project approval and the actual evaluation report but what else should be included? Network diagram by itself? AWS configs? Router/switch configs? GNS3 Project export?? The task is not very clear.

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u/GregSDCA — 2 months ago

Prime Days | Don’t be Fooled

Prime Days are coming so all of the prices are getting jacked up!

You’re not really getting any deals!!

u/GregSDCA — 2 months ago
▲ 7 r/AWS_Certified_Experts+1 crossposts

What About SOA-C03?

I see so many people pass the SAA cert but who out there passed the SOA test?

It’s challenging for sure! We all know Stephane and TD is the way to go for knowledge about how the services operate, but how are you working with the scenarios that include 2-3 services that work together?

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u/GregSDCA — 2 months ago

I’ve been offered a trade

a Beelink SER6 Ryzen 7 24GB ram

For my 2014 MacBook Pro 16GB 500gb

I want the Mini PC to run VMWare ESXi as my home server. I would upgrade the ram and HDD.

I don’t know much about these Beelinks so I don’t know if this is a good trade.

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u/GregSDCA — 4 months ago