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I have these 2 classes remaining, and my term ends November 30th. I have no experience with Python! Any tips on how to get through these on time?

Hello I am a veteran that did not use my time wisely and and been forced withdrawn permanently ( well deserved)

Was around 62% degree completion for a B.S in cyber security

Can anyone recommend similar schools that have the self paced style with OA and IT certifications with no homework?

I fully understand the mistakes I’ve made and ready to lock in thank you

I'm new to WGU and just started my first class (E012) for my Master's program, and I'm not too impressed so far. My class wasn't assigned an instructor for several hours after the class opened, which seemed weird. I emailed him for study tips and strategies on competency-based learning, but I only received a generic welcome email that I believe he sent to everyone. I've been told that the instructors do not grade assessments or administer tests, so I assumed their sole job was to help when asked. Do I need to recalibrate my expectations?

I have never felt more stupid than needing to take this exam a 3rd time.

My anxiety gets the best of me and I have done NetCad again, Cannon, and met with an academic coach. I wasted time doing CBT nuggets cause I had access at work and trying Jason Dion.

I use Fedora daily personally and my brain just freezes.

Hello!

I am a Staff AI architect for a top 250 company, I got here not through schooling but by being in the right place at the right time, for credentials I have a BS in psychology and a MBA from WGU.

I consider myself very technical starting as a speech analyst but eventually leveraging my way into data engineering over 4 years and with AI coming around I took to I’d pretty early, built some cool things and eventually got promoted to my current role.

Cutting to the chase, I feel like I have impostor syndrome since I never took any actual course to get here and this is causing me to feel stuck at my job since if I apply at other companies I am not sure I can’t past their technical requirements pass advanced SQL. This is being reflected in my Pay since I make 150k but whenever I google the industry standard for my role I get offers of around 170k - 250k.

I saw that WGU offers the AI/ML masters and believe I can probably complete it in one term. Do other individuals in similar positions feel like it benefited y’all in interviews as a way to not look to deep into the back ground and more of a check box that get reviewed and streamlined the hiring? I should also add I have 5 years experience in technical roles as a speech analyst for 2 and bi developer/database engineering for 3.

Hi everyone! Does anyone know the best way to search and apply for jobs through WGU? Please let me know what resources you’ve found helpful.

I started my master’s program in Cybersecurity and Information Assurance today, and I’m currently looking for entry-level cybersecurity roles, internships, or apprenticeships. I really want to make sure I’m taking advantage of all the career resources WGU has to offer.

I recently graduated with an associates degree in computer science and I'm looking to transfer to WGU. One of the degrees I'm interested in is the network engineer degree they offer and want to ask what is that degree like? Should I pursue this degree although I don't have any IT experience whatsoever?