I just realized, I've reached my WGU-Halfway Point 120 CUs needed for degree - 35 transferred CU's = 85 WGU CU's needed to graduate. So the halfway point for me was 42.5 CU's, and I'm now at 44.
This one was a breath of fresh air after a week of C777 . :-) Out of curiosity, is there any specific programming language that this course touches base on? There’s really not.
WGU is honored to have been chosen to provide educational opportunities for active duty enlisted Sailors, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen from the United States Naval Community College (USNCC). WGU will offer USNCC military students an Associate of Science Cybersecurity and Information Assurance degree.
I started WGU in December 2020 and wrapped up my degree in may 2021. My whole reason for getting the degree was to open up advancement opportunities for myself. A little over 6 months later and I was just offered a new role in my company as a business systems analyst making almost 25k more per year.
Hi all, I am on my final class in which I have to pass the CompTIA A+ 1001. However this will be my 4th attempt. I feel like I will pass it but if I don’t what will happen? Will I have to get transferred to a different degree program?
First month almost done. Finished 3 exams. Got a certificate for one of them! About to grind my geography class. Hopefully get that done before months end! So far WGU was a fantastic choice!
Before I was in school I'd usually wake up at like 5am (around sunrise half the year here), and be asleep by 9pm. To most people I know, they would consider me to have an 'old man' schedule. So I kind of thought the whole 'night owl,' thing didn't really fit me.
I'm doing the cloud computing program and I'm beyond frustration, I don't know what to do anymore. I only have three classes left (D084, C924, C769), which I've been studying for a year now and failing the exams (C924 failed 2 times and D084 one time). I don't feel motivated anymore, and every time I try to study my mind is just numb.
I took a deep breath and started in August of 2019, finally done as of this morning! As a dad of 5, a full-time IT Director, I was not sure I would "have it" to get a degree given time constraints and other life challenges. It was not easy but doable, accelerated where I could, plodded along in other seasons.