Pierpont BoG to UMPI (YourPace?) - Requesting Planning Advice

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You could do the BLS with the Project Management minor - it would allow you to bring up to 60 credits of electives into the degree. It looks like you still need the lab - the Human Biology Lab on Sophia would probably be the best option:

Links below

General Education: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UM...ts_Roadmap
Degree Plan: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UM...egree_Plan

However, considering that you have your PMP already, I think the BBA would not take you much longer than the BLS:
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UM...egree_Plan

You could consider doing the MAOL (3 classes can be carried from the bachelor's to the MAOL) or doing a combo MSML/MBA at WGU.

Thank you! I have been digging into these resources!

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Actually, you may be perfect for the trifecta I keep mentioning, no, not just the balanced mix/match trifecta of certs, degree, experience, but in this case, the trifecta minor of Management, PM, MIS for the BLS degree.  You take 2 classes of each minor, and the 4 classes that go towards the MAOL, thus you've got the 10 residency classes required at UMPI.  Here's a sample template I created a while back (exactly 2 years ago to the day), it should still work for you... https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid365771

This would be amazing - thank you for sharing the resource. I made my own copy so I can try to plan things out further. I also tried searching but didn't find any resources around transferring in work experience, etc for credit. Is that something that you've seen other threads around? With all of my experience, certs, etc. I am hopeful that some of that can help cut down the time even if it means building out a portfolio of some kind. I have also completed 50+ LinkedIn Learning courses but I am doubtful those would count towards anything.

I went ahead and submitted my application to UMPI for their 7/1/24 YourPace session this evening, it did allow me to upload my resume for consideration.