Location: Indiana, USA
Age: 31
Degree: BA in Computer Science
No existing credits (not sure that I can get credits from it but i recently graduated the Hack Reactor 19 software dev bootcamp)
Budget: preferably as cheap as possible, I have low pay at a part time job but low bills
Commitments: Full time relationship and part time employment
Dedicated time to study: 4 full days a week. maybe an hour or 2 on work nights
Timeline: Would love to be done within a years time.
Tuition Assistance/Reimbursements: none
hoping i have a good plan using sophia and study's equivalency courses but open to better options
thanks for any help ahead of time
Thank you, I appreciate the resource, especially the paragraph "Tips on Order in Which to Complete Courses".
Really takes away some of the anxiety haha.
Your plan looks pretty good to me, except the science lab is faster/easier at WGU, and you have Sophia's Intro to Java transferring for Scripting and Programming Applications, but it only applies to Foundations. You may also want to take a shot at some or all of the Saylor exams with little or no studying:
For only $5 per attempt, you can potentially knock out some classes quickly.
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(10-14-2023, 03:10 PM)origamishuttle Wrote: Your plan looks pretty good to me, except the science lab is faster/easier at WGU, and you have Sophia's Intro to Java transferring for Scripting and Programming Applications, but it only applies to Foundations. You may also want to take a shot at some or all of the Saylor exams with little or no studying: