UMPI Grads

[ss20ts]

If you end up deciding on UMPI for your bachelor's degree, a clear option could be the following:

UMPI BABA Management & Leadership Degree Plan (an excellent resource)
 
These three courses from the UMPI BABA transfer into the UMPI Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership (MAOL)

BUS 469 if B+ or better / OLS 620  Strategic Communication

BUS 440 / OLS 610  Leadership and Business Operations

BUS 353 if B+ or better /  OLS 520  Democracy and Ethical Leadership and Decision Making

I'm unaware of any transfer opportunities for a WGU master except for how the WGU MSML transfers into the WGU MBA.

My father has a nice thread about his journey back in the day that may be of value.

WGU MBA/MSML Progress Share

Best of luck.

WGU does not accept transfer credit for the MBA or MSML. If you complete either one at WGU, you can complete the other faster as you don't have to repeat the courses that overlap. But say you take operations management at EU you can't transfer that credit to WGU.

[Jwood1124]

Business or Computer Science. Leaning towards business. :Thank you everyone for the help and advice!  

[ss20ts]

Business or Computer Science. Leaning towards business. :Thank you everyone for the help and advice!  

UMPI doesn't have computer science. They have a variety of business programs. Even the MIS and PM programs are business based.

[wildebeest]

Business or Computer Science. Leaning towards business. :Thank you everyone for the help and advice!  

Would you be interested in UMPI's MAOL or are you thinking an MBA? I did History and Political Science, so this is out of my wheelhouse, but if I remember correctly either two or three of the BABA courses at UMPI cover MAOL coursework, so if you're interested in that, UMPI's certainly a viable option, and you could go from one degree to the next. If you want an MBA, WGU might be a better option, but I don't know. Business folks will know much better than me, so I'll bow out.

[bjcheung77]

@Jwood1124, we don't have much info from you since you didn't do the template and last post addendum. Which state are you in? What's your budget, commitments, dedicated time to study? The more details the better, I suggest you fill in the template and last post details here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works

It really depends, there are some local public/state colleges and universities that will take the schools we recommend, it really doesn't matter if you have completed a competency based degree online or not, you just need to make sure the admissions requirements are met. You can review the graduate section for possible schools in addition to the ones we recommend.