The program is 54 credit hours and takes 24 months to complete. Tuition is $1,995 per credit hour. The intensive learning experience is $800, and the global field experience is $1,600. A GMAT/GRE waiver is available. 

Quote:To be considered for a GMAT or GRE waiver, you must have

• seven or more years of full-time work experience, or
  
  
• a graduate degree in a quantitative field, or
  
  
• a terminal degree (e.g., MD, JD, PhD), or
  
  
• a quantitatively oriented professional certification, or
  
  
• other standardized test scores demonstrating comparable quantitative ability

How do I get the flashcards to study with?

Hi All, I hate to ask, but are there any Canadians around on this board?  

I am going to use a Canadian Carrier Koodo and their sister carrier, Public Mobile.

Looking to get a referral as it will net myself $50 and the referrer $50.

I am looking for PM as well.  Sorry for taking up your time.  Thanks!

as active duty military do you have to pay the residency waiver at tesu? Or is that cost waived because of active service? I’m getting mixed information on this topic.

Does anyone have any experience with Intercultural Communications meeting the Civic Engagement requirement at TESU? I have taken American Government, but need it in my AOS for my Political Science major (same with Comparative Politics/Government).  I took Intercultural Communications at a CC and I was wondering if it would work.

A buddy of mine with an unrelated Bachelors and Masters (in GIS) is looking to get an associates in Computer Science to boost his career change opportunities (he has professional CS experience, he's not going into it blind). 

He's asking about an associates in CS, and is not in a state where he can do this cheaply. Are there better CS specific opportunities for him to do this quickly? A WGU  bachelors is an option, but seeing as how his gen ed is done, an AA/AS in CS could just be 5 courses or so at a community college, whereas a BS at WGU is probably a lengthier process and overkill. He just needs a checkbox sort of thing.

He has tuition reimbursement for $4k/yr through his employer (but not for alt-credit). Doesn't need a Bachelors/Masters, Associates is enough to boost the resume. 

Thoughts?

I don't remember seeing this college on the forum.

Dine College is a college in Navajo-populated areas on the border of Arizona, NM, Colorado and Utah.


I have no experience with the college, but it appears to have a tuition of $55 per credit hour and a reasonable selection of online classes.

https://www.dinecollege.edu/admissions/tuition/

https://www.dinecollege.edu/admissions/course-schedule/

Anyone have experience satisfying this requirement for wgu? Does astronomy or geology work? Would rather not take chemistry or physics. I'm thinking astronomy dsst or study.com also chemistry shows up as non transferable for the secondary biology teachers program.

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Hello,

I planning to take the BS in Cybersecurty that WGU is offering. I have spoken to an enrollment counselor and I was told that I do not have to take the placement test and can directly start taking classes.

I am currently researching if I can test out of WGU's General Education Courses and maybe some of the main courses, but I am more concern about the GE courses because I know very well I am not good at these courses.

I enrolled at Straigtherline back in 2018, but found the material very lacking of information. What I mean by this is when I took some exercises, I could not verify my answers if they are correct or wrong. Plus, it is so confusing the way SL laid out their materials. Anyways, my current plan is to take CLEP or something similar exams to earn transferable credits, but I do not know where I can get training materials for the exams that I can transfer to WGU. I don't even know what specific exams I should be taking. I asked my enrollment counselor about CLEP and he simply dodged my question. My guess is because CLEP is not a WGU partner.

Here is what I currently have in regards to transferable IT certifications:
Cisco CCNA (R&S, Security, Wireless) and CCNP R&S
CompTIA A+, Network+ and Security+


I found this Saylor Academy transfer pathway agreement https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...69&pid=78#
Also, for Straighterline https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...53&pid=78#

Straighterline will probably my last resort due to my experience with their provided study materials. The Saylor Academy has crazy estimated study hours and the materials are like deep dive. However, Saylor Academy I think it is more organized (compare to SL) and offers a cheap way to get credits. My plan of action is to take some SA exams but use maybe Khan Academy's AP study materials for studying.

So far this is what I think the equivalent courses and approach based on WGU BS Cybersecurity General Education:

• English Composition I and English Composition II -CLEP College Composition exam and this should cover both I and II. Study materials from Modern States College Composition
  
• Introduction to Communication - no idea
  
• Technical Communication - no idea
  
• Applied Algebra - For study materials, I will be using Khan Academy Algebra I & II. For the exams, Saylor Academy MA001
  
• Applied Probability and Statistics - For study materials, I will be using Khan Academy Statistics & Probability. For the exams, Saylor Academy MA121
  
• Integrated Physical Sciences -  For study materials, I will be using Khan Academy AP Chemistry. For the exams, Saylor Academy CHEM101
  
• Ethics in Technology - no idea
  
• Introduction to Geography - For study materials, I will be using Khan Academy AP Macroeconomics. For the exams, Saylor Academy ECON101
  
• American Politics and the US Constitution - no idea
  
• Critical Thinking and Logic - no idea
  

NDSU has an online graduate course in Shakespeare+Pop Culture.  It transcripts as ENGL 2000 which means it should come over to TESU as upper level English.  The class is $375 for three graduate credits.

https://www.ndsu.edu/dce//k-12/info/17992