Posts: 49
Threads: 11
Likes Received: 1 in 1 posts
Likes Given: 47
Joined: Apr 2021
Are Project Management Application courses difficult to get Summa Cum Laude grades? Are there any other PM courses to look out for? From reading, all I know about the PM application courses is that you'll be assisting in a local project.
Current: UMPI YourPace competency-based BABA, Management & Leadership Concentration, Project Management and Management of Information Systems Minors. Starting with 15 RA credits previously earned in community college. Took the CSM Learn course. Now going through Sophia courses.
Goal: Walden TEMPO competency-based MBA.
Timeline: Started planning mid 2021. Finish both, Jan 2023. A year and a half total, including planning. Started planning on TESU, but was advised towards UMPI to take advantage of financial aid. I'm now excited to finish completely competency-based.
Fun fact: I sometimes use TV as a productivity tool. One episode per chapter, load of dishes, or basket of laundry!
Thanks to everyone, and happy studying! 
![[-]](https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/images/collapse.png)
•
Posts: 8,653
Threads: 94
Likes Received: 3,675 in 2,626 posts
Likes Given: 4,452
Joined: May 2020
Depends on how much effort you put into the coursework. I graduated - twice - summa cum laude from UMPI. I received A's and A+'s in all of my project management courses. I did more than the minimum to earn those grades though. An A is always my goal.
Posts: 4,621
Threads: 421
Likes Received: 2,629 in 1,728 posts
Likes Given: 1,553
Joined: Jun 2018
Degrees: BA Comp Sci; BS Business Admin (CIS); AS Nat Sci & Math — TESU (4.0 GPA)
Certs: Google (IT Support, Digital Marketing, Proj Mgmt); W3Schools PHP
Posts: 49
Threads: 11
Likes Received: 1 in 1 posts
Likes Given: 47
Joined: Apr 2021
03-29-2022, 01:30 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-29-2022, 01:32 PM by schristian10.)
(03-29-2022, 01:10 PM)ss20ts Wrote: Depends on how much effort you put into the coursework. I graduated - twice - summa cum laude from UMPI. I received A's and A+'s in all of my project management courses. I did more than the minimum to earn those grades though. An A is always my goal.
That sounds like how I'd prefer to do everything as well. I'm motivated to give it a shot, so thank you.
Are the PM applications local to Presque Isle, or the students location?
(03-29-2022, 01:18 PM)LevelUP Wrote: Tips on how to get straight a's in college:
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...in-College
I love it. Thank you for starting that.
Current: UMPI YourPace competency-based BABA, Management & Leadership Concentration, Project Management and Management of Information Systems Minors. Starting with 15 RA credits previously earned in community college. Took the CSM Learn course. Now going through Sophia courses.
Goal: Walden TEMPO competency-based MBA.
Timeline: Started planning mid 2021. Finish both, Jan 2023. A year and a half total, including planning. Started planning on TESU, but was advised towards UMPI to take advantage of financial aid. I'm now excited to finish completely competency-based.
Fun fact: I sometimes use TV as a productivity tool. One episode per chapter, load of dishes, or basket of laundry!
Thanks to everyone, and happy studying!
•
Posts: 8,653
Threads: 94
Likes Received: 3,675 in 2,626 posts
Likes Given: 4,452
Joined: May 2020
(03-29-2022, 01:30 PM)schristian10 Wrote: (03-29-2022, 01:10 PM)ss20ts Wrote: Depends on how much effort you put into the coursework. I graduated - twice - summa cum laude from UMPI. I received A's and A+'s in all of my project management courses. I did more than the minimum to earn those grades though. An A is always my goal.
That sounds like how I'd prefer to do everything as well. I'm motivated to give it a shot, so thank you.
Are the PM applications local to Presque Isle, or the students location?
Not sure what you mean. Every course has an instruction sheet that gives you everything you need to complete the Final Assessment.
•
Posts: 49
Threads: 11
Likes Received: 1 in 1 posts
Likes Given: 47
Joined: Apr 2021
03-29-2022, 02:02 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-29-2022, 02:03 PM by schristian10.)
(03-29-2022, 01:38 PM)ss20ts Wrote: (03-29-2022, 01:30 PM)schristian10 Wrote: (03-29-2022, 01:10 PM)ss20ts Wrote: Depends on how much effort you put into the coursework. I graduated - twice - summa cum laude from UMPI. I received A's and A+'s in all of my project management courses. I did more than the minimum to earn those grades though. An A is always my goal.
That sounds like how I'd prefer to do everything as well. I'm motivated to give it a shot, so thank you.
Are the PM applications local to Presque Isle, or the students location?
Not sure what you mean. Every course has an instruction sheet that gives you everything you need to complete the Final Assessment.
https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid348963
I may be confused from this post, but I was wondering about the Applications courses and how community projects were sourced if that's the content. Basically, if you have to find a project or if one is provided.
Current: UMPI YourPace competency-based BABA, Management & Leadership Concentration, Project Management and Management of Information Systems Minors. Starting with 15 RA credits previously earned in community college. Took the CSM Learn course. Now going through Sophia courses.
Goal: Walden TEMPO competency-based MBA.
Timeline: Started planning mid 2021. Finish both, Jan 2023. A year and a half total, including planning. Started planning on TESU, but was advised towards UMPI to take advantage of financial aid. I'm now excited to finish completely competency-based.
Fun fact: I sometimes use TV as a productivity tool. One episode per chapter, load of dishes, or basket of laundry!
Thanks to everyone, and happy studying!
•
Posts: 8,653
Threads: 94
Likes Received: 3,675 in 2,626 posts
Likes Given: 4,452
Joined: May 2020
03-29-2022, 02:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-29-2022, 02:16 PM by ss20ts.)
(03-29-2022, 02:02 PM)schristian10 Wrote: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid348963
I may be confused from this post, but I was wondering about the Applications courses and how community projects were sourced if that's the content. Basically, if you have to find a project or if one is provided.
BUS400 & BUS401 are project based courses. You'll work with the professor directly to draft your project plan. You can use any project you want. Doesn't have to be something you're currently working on. There's some misinformation in that thread. Also don't go by the course description. Those descriptions are for the on campus programs and not YourPace.
•
|
