No degree to MBA-HR in 20 months - Nodaclu's Progress Thread

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The good part about WGU is that you can do a bunch of courses through the course providers listed here, and then enroll and take the rest at WGU. So you could complete the degree in a single term if you were motivated.

List what you have completed, and I'll do a WGU plan for you if you want.

Also, as stated above, you don't have to have UL courses for the BSBA Core - only 4 courses that are UL for the AOS. So no worries there.

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You must make sure you have 3 of the 4 areas covered: Accounting, Finance, Marketing Management if you're going for the GM

FIN-301 - Principles of Finance - Study.com Finance 104 >> Transfer as FIN 200
MAN-301 - Principles of Management - Study.com Business 101 >> Transfer as MAN 210
MAR-301 - Introduction to Marketing - Study.com Business 102 >> Transfer as MAR 201
MAN-373 - Managerial Communications  ** Saylor Corporate Communications
MAN-331 - Human Resources Management - Study.com Business 306 >> Transfer as HRM 362
MAN-311 - Organizational Behavior - Study.com Business 307 >> Transfer as MAN 312

PSY-360 - Organizational Theory - Why are you taking a Psyc course?
I recommend taking a Marketing course - Study.com Business 309 Digital Marketing >> Transfer as MAR 441

Human Resources/Organizational Management - $544
18 credits required, minimum of 12 upper-level credits.

CSU Global - Organizational Development UL - $250
Study.com Human Resource Management LL - $70
StraighterLine Organizational Behavior UL - $59
Study.com Project Management UL - $70
Study.com Strategic Human Resource Management UL - $70
*Saylor Business Statistics or MIS/SIT (UL, get TESU verification) - $25
*If TESU denies, you can use Saylor Corporate Communications - $25
*If you prefer Study.com, you can use Study.com Labor Relations - $70

He's going for the HR degree, not GM, and Org Theory is required (and cheaper than CSU-Global's Org Dev).

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Also, no one has done the NAU route because there were only a couple of degrees listed. I'm not sure when they added the Management degree, but it's newer.

And, I think they're not preferred over WGU because they won't take as many transfer credits via ACE/NCCRS. WGU stands out for that reason. On NAU's website, you can't even see what they offer for classes, or get as much info as WGU offers, so there's a downside right there. But, that's not to say that they're not a good option.