Udacity MSAI $5K (cheaper with discounts, max transfers)

[bjcheung77]

So, I signed up for their personal discount offer yesterday and promptly received a 40% off email below.

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I checked my email again, and today was given a different discount.  A 50% off email, not as great as Black Friday/Cyber Monday's 55% off.  I was curious if anyone was able to stack this discount with the initial discount showing on their webpage of 15%.  If you stack them together, it's 65% off (I haven't tried stacking them).

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Anyways, if someone can get the full 65% off plus the 33% previously evaluated classes for equivalency or transfer, you can probably finish the degree for $2K USD instead of the advertised $5K USD due to 1/3 of the classes are completed.

Udacity MS AI Link: https://www.udacity.com/masters-artificial-intelligence
Udacity Personalized Discount Link: https://www.udacity.com/personalized-discount
Udacity Plans (monthly, 4 month 15% discount): https://www.udacity.com/plans

[Tomas]

I think it was possible to stack discounts for the 4-month subscription, ie. there were 55% off plus there was some extra discount for 4-month subscription on top of that.

If someone is dedicated, full-time, and maybe even has some existing knowledge in IT, it shall be definitely possible to finish this degree for $2K or less.
Also can be done without bachelor - performance based admission path is available.
Woolf is currently undergoing audit, also the Maltese accreditation agency got new leadership, hopefully until April it will be clear whether they passed.

[bjcheung77]

Cool, I'll sign up for this and see how things go, I've taken the freebies and nanodegree classes before when they were on sale with deep discounts...

[PauFraTat]

While I wouldn't pursue this because of the accreditation (and because I already have an MSAI), I do like the approach of combining hours from multiple nanodegree programs to arrive at an overall amount to meet graduation requirements. This would allow a student to highly customize their learning path (if they had an idea of what that might look like). In the program I completed at the University of Texas at Austin, each course was in-depth; however, there was no overarching framework that bridged courses/topics/concepts. Each course was completely isolated, and in some instances, there was considerable overlap.

[Jakehazex21]

How would someone maximize these discounts, would you need to complete specific micro degree programs through their platform, and then enroll in the AI masters program?