Courses to speed up CBE MBA

[avocado778]

Hello,
I can't enroll to WGU for my MBA until December but I was hoping I could get a head start and take a few graduated level courses to transfer over. Are there any? What about transferring over ENEB credits?

Thank you

[ss20ts]

WGU is selective about transfer credit. I don't see them accepting ENEB credits.

[bjcheung77]

@avocado778, Welcome to the board, great intro post, but it doesn't really have all the info people look for when they would like a better, bigger, overview of your scenario, I usually get people to fill in the addendum and template to provide us info on your situation. For example, budget, commitments, study habits, your previous studies a the Bachelors level, if you have business experience from school or work, etc. ENEB credits would most likely not come over, unless it's evaluated favorably, plus match the exact classes WGU allows for transfer into the Masters level. We're talking about Masters vs Bachelors, classes are harder to come by... BTW, is the 778 in your alias, your area code?

[Vle045]

You might be able to pick up a course at ACE.edu. They have an MBA program, so you may find some equivalent courses. The tuition is low compared to most. Terms are 5 weeks, so it's pretty fast paced. You can enroll as a "student-at-large" rather than choose a degree program. Other than that, I think your options at the graduate level are limited.

[Courcelles]

Don’t go take classes. Expensive and won’t save you much time.

Instead? Read up on economics, accounting, corporate finance, and operations management. The beauty of WGU is if you learn the material you can get the credits quickly. Those four are bog standard bodies of knowledge, yet also the ones that slow people down. Yet you can learn it all before your term, there’s nothing WGU specific in the knowledge required to pass the tests.