WGU BS Business Admin

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WGU will take ANY AA/AS to meet the GE requirements.  But just remember that you're trading 60cr for ~ 30cr - meaning your 60cr associates degree will grant you a waiver for ~30cr of GE at WGU.  It's not a great tradeoff if you aren't going to use the AA for anything.

They will also use the AA credits towards any requirements you have met for the major/core/etc.  So they "block" transfer the AA/AS, and then look at individual courses for the remaining requirements.

I didn't know that. That makes me just want to stick with Ashworth for the simplicity of it and get a WGU master's at some point instead for an RA cred. NA works for the forseable future so maybe it's worth it to speed my way up to the MS? 

Luckily the amount of work I'm doing for 60 is really only the work of 30 with the TEEX 10 credits and 18 i got from an undergrad cert.

Thanks dfrecore, I didn't know that.