I'm transferring into WGU and wondering which route is really the better way to go. I already have a long career in IT and this is basically a piece of paper for me to satisfy the HR filters. Let's assume I already have a firm understanding of quite a bit of the subject material and just need something showing a bachelors degree. Either way I'll complete the MSCSIA.
BSIT -> MSCSIA or BSCSIA -> MSCSIA
I have way too many electronics so I need to get rid of some.
Mac Studio - M4 Max, 36gb RAM, 500 gb SSD, 32 core GPU. Asking $1850 obo
MacBook Pro 16 inch - M2 Max, 32gb RAM, 1tb SSD, 30 core GPU. 78 battery cycles with 100% health. Does not come with original box. Asking $1500 obo
Samsung Galaxy Trifold - Sealed box. Asking $3300 obo
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Timestamps - https://imgur.com/a/0NNELOL
Mac Studio 36gb RAM, 512gb SSD, M4 Max base model. Asking $2000 obo
Mac Mini, 16gb RAM, 256gb SSD M4 base model. Asking $600 obo sold to u/SuddenSn
Listing both of these at MSRP instead of price gouging since they are sold out everywhere.
Samsung Galaxy 26 Ultra, Sky Blue, 256gb. Unlocked. Briefly used for a week. Nothing wrong with it, I’m just sticking with my trifold. Asking $900 obo.
Prices include shipping.
Timestamps - https://imgur.com/a/gqEhNGK
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Has anyone tried GEICO or Allstate mobile protection plans? According to the limited information on their websites it seems cheaper than other options like T-Mobile’s outrageously expensive plans.
As of the time of this post, it says there are 5 in stock.
I just got an email notification that mine shipped so I checked the site and apparently there are a few more.