Capstone project Done

[gams007]

Yesterday I turned in my BACS Capstone project, I want to know when should I expect my final grade 
After a long journey since 2018, I can say I'm almost done.
I read that to pass the capstone you need to get at least 70 points.

[davewill]

I remember it taking a couple of weeks. You should be able to calculate the exact score you need by looking at your grade report online.

[gams007]

I remember it taking a couple of weeks. You should be able to calculate the exact score you need by looking at your grade report online.

I think, I passed my average score was around a 62 points only missing 8 points to score a 70 the minimum you need to pass that capstone course.

[jsd]

congrats!

[bjcheung77]

Great work, congrats on getting this far! You're taking the SOS-110 and COS-205 at the same time, WOW!

[gams007]

Great work, congrats on getting this far!  You're taking the SOS-110 and COS-205 at the same time, WOW!

Yes bjcheung77, I took 5 courses. I was very confuse regarding the flat rate and I end paying the residency waiver, I was able to transfer the software engineer from saylor academy, and later I withdraw 2 course critical thinking and software engineers. It was too heavy and a lot of courses at once also, I was missing comparative politics, English 2 and management information system pending to finished, it was a lot of work to all in 3 months, I have to work also, and my time left is limited. But I feel happy I did it, I want to thank bjcheung77 and rachel83az and all the members all the forum. Every time I posted a question, I always received positive feedback from both. Now I have accomplished one of my dreams to have a bachelor degree.

My history.
Since I met this group I knew I was in the right place, apart from searching a lot on the internet, in 2004 I started looking for options on the internet for schools that offered a degree. I couldn't go to college because my dad lost his job and my mom got very sick, and I had no other way to cancel my plans. I found an online American school in Cleveland in 2004, and it was super expensive, each year they raised the fee by $2,500 the longer you took, the more they charged you, and for a simple associate degree, and it did not offer a regional accreditation. Then I stopped studying and years later that school disappeared. In 2012, I started the online school research again, and I started my journey through Penn Foster, and then later I stopped it when I investigate in my country if the Penn foster degree will be recognized, and they told me that this type of degree is not recognized. I also had a girlfriend who ended up leaving me because she said she wanted a partner at her same academic level, she is a dentist, and she was doing a specialty in Dental Implantology at her university, and she ended up leaving me because she said that I do not aspire to improve myself, and He doesn't see a future with me. When I found this forum and read many success stories, I knew I came to the right place. I took up what I had left off, years ago. I was able to finish my career in less time, but I found out about this forum late, just when Thomas Edision started making a lot of changes, and they only accepted 90 alternative credits and I had to enroll in 3 other colleges and taking the full semester as is, and that set me back a year and a half. These colleges were Waubonsee Community College, Oakton Community College and South Texas College.

To the new members of this forum, do not be discouraged, the road is long, and you can get there if you persevere to the end.