Outlier Launches Associate Degrees

[MNomadic]

I'm currently taking four classes through outlier and saw this drop today. My original plan was to finish and then apply those credits to WGU but I have to admit, I have really enjoyed the experience on outlier and I'm tempted to postpone WGU and get the AS for applied computer science through them.

But if what you say is true, specifically, that computer science I/II, Calculus II, won't be ready for a while, that would mean too much of a delay for me I think, I already have an english I credit from a community college and I'm currently taking precalculus intro to business, intro to philosophy, and intro to statistics through them, plus I've already completed a number of ace credits through sophia(only being able to transfer in 12 is another downside for my situation). 

Jealous of any first time students who gets to take advantage of this program though! 
Seems like a step in the right direction!

Just to clarify, we don't know when those courses will be ready, only that they claim they'll be ready in time for the corresponding semesters listed in the brochure. They could come out in the next few months or only exactly when they're needed.

You could go ahead and apply for the AS Applied Computing degree for free, see how everything transfers and make your decision later. The degree does intrigue me. 

As a side note: I haven't been able to read any recent reviews of outlier courses or talk to recent students. How do you like your courses and why do you like them? How are they structured?