Like the tile asks,
Is it possible if I transfer in 70-90 credits into the CS degree? Is it even possible to transfer that many from Sophia/ Study.con into CS at SNHU since it’s a stem degree?
I also don’t like coding/math, but I want a very versatile tech degree, would like to get into product management or more business + tech type jobs.
Sorry if this is a repeat, but I'm looking into starting some classes, I'm really nervous about the English part. I've never been super great at writing, and I just wanted to know some pointers or any advice. Thanks!
Hey all, looking for advice, I was in WGU for a business administration degree but dropped out last year. Now im wanting to go back but want to do Sophia learning for most of my credits before re enrolling.
What classes do I need to take for that degree, or is it just credits that matter? And how much can be from Sophia learning vs wgu? I need all the advice possible.
I’m transferring around 90 Sophia credits into the BSBA, so I’ll only have about 10–11 UoPeople courses left.
Which courses should I leave for UoPeople because they’re the easiest exams and overall the most chill courses?
Would appreciate recommendations from people who already did the 90-credit transfer strategy.
Does anybody know how to not get the Sophia Integrity prompt or if I should worry about it? I hear some people saying that they don’t have to sign their initials before each test and some people do because AI detects some sort of cheating even though they are using the provided tools by Sophia… Is there a work around for this and has anyone else experienced this?
I need help with the touchstone for this class and I dont know if there even is a tutor to help me, if anyone has some advice for this touchstone and if youre someone I can ask questions for or if you know how I can find tutors for this class
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I took basic accounting (BUS1102) through Sophia but i haven’t transferred it yet, as I’m still working on my 90 credits.
I have 2 courses left to finish. then i will take all the transcripts and give it to UoPeople for once.
Today **May 16th** my registration period started and guess what? I can only choose **basic accounting** which i obviously don’t wanna dooo.
Registration period closes on **May 27th** .
Who designed this class, legitimately one of the most challenging courses I have taken. I did not sign up for python and carls cookies and that last assignment. How did yall handle this?
My microsoft work isn't allowing me to type on any of my documents, so i've been using google docs, can I submit my lab report touchstone as a google doc instead? Thanks!
As the title asks,
Other than SNHU, TESU, UMPI, UOP - are there any other very generous universities with credit transfers?
I’d also like to know if there are universities known to be on campus, but offer an online option that’s not mentioned on the degree and generous with credit transfers?
I was wondering what application everyone uses to type on a touchstone assignment. I have been having a hard time finding one.
From searching this sub it seems like most people have found Human Biology quick and easy.
This is my third class after taking Intro to Ethics, which I thoroughly enjoyed, and being halfway through Workplace Writing.
I am struggling. I can't memorize large chunks of data well enough to remember where to look for things and end up having to skim the data over and over again until my brain melts.
For people who found this class easy, what methods did you use that made it easier, or am I just scientifically stupid?
Thank you,
I've been going through classes fairly quickly over the past few weeks, and most are gen eds that I'm not too concerned about actually learning. That being said, all of the information is in the tutorials so I haven't felt the need to use outside sources for anything. On my milestones, I've been looking for key terms in the questions, and using ctrl-f to find them in certain chapters. It's fairly easy to pass the tests this way and as far as I know, it's not against policy.
However, recently I've been getting interrupted by messages from Sophia saying things like "we've detected activity that may go against our academic integrity policy" and "please tell us what resources you are using for this exam". At first I thought it was because I had other apps and tabs open, so I just closed them and kept going. However even after closing tabs (and sometimes without having literally ANYTHING open besides Sophia), it still gives me these warnings. I'm worried that they'll suspend my account or void my credits if they think I'm cheating, and I don't know why it keeps doing this when I have no other tabs open. Is it just noticing that I go through questions really quickly or is there something else I'm missing here? How can I make sure I don't get in trouble for something I'm not even doing?
As the title asks,
I’d also like to know which of them is more generous with credit transfers!
Are these courses good courses for learning and passing classes on other services that go by the same name?
I ask because all three of them transfer only as "electives" to UMPI. But on Study two of them transfer in as requirements for the BBA, while on Saylor, the third transfers in as a requirement for the BBA. But because the materials on Saylor absolutely suck, I was thinking about studying the hell out of and acing the Sophia courses to pick up extra elective credits, then quickly knocking these out on Study and Saylor, in order to kill two birds with one stone.
Does anyone with experience here know if this is doable? Or is the material on Study and Saylor different enough that these Sophia courses won't adequately prepare you to pass their tests?
Thanks in advance!
As the title asks,
Would like to know if anyone here competed a bachelors in CS at SNHU in 18-24 months or less and how many credits did you transfer from Sophia / Study.com ?