Degree Plan, help? I

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I will be happy to report back (I want to be a "good" member).

From the view "of just some working class dude"
I can report on:
- TEEX CYB101/201/301 ... I believe a 10th grade student, that uses a desktop "actively" with some interest, could EASILY pass
- FEMA IS .. "anyone" can pass (we are talking 9th grade test level, multiple choice 3 options, 2 options are obviously unrelated to question, so on) .. I am saying, entire FEMA IS + PDC inside a single "all day session" (longest, is "active shooter")
- Google .. The handholding levels may lead to marriage ("easy"), but its "dry" (jargon, techy, for the "non-geek") >> by far, Data Analytics is "hardest"
- MS .. almost the same as google, but final test is "more serious" (official proctors), also "dry"
- Coursera "other ACE" stuff: If you can pass AWS or a 12th grade "Career Studies" class, you can pass them ... unless its "Deepseek AI" or "advanced SAS" or other "overly" technical ones
- ISC2 (Comptia, etc): "snoozerz", if you bothered to do the practice/prep content (again High school senior level)
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My "promo/test" of Sophia (visual communications) ... seemed like it might be a spoof, it was so unserious
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Saylor Academy: "Too easy" or "too hard", depending on self-teach and/or prior knowledge, for subjects that can get "more than intro level"
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Modern States is simple, and in a way, cute (very "high school" themed), but are "prep" only
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Personal feel: ASU is "nice" ... JSU is "dismissive" ... Clakmas is also "dismissive" .. UofP is "not kind" ... TESU is very kind ... Excelsior was outright "rude" .. PP C&TC is nice, but they seem "over this"
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Sorry for the sudden in thread report