Created a free WGU degree planning tool

[bjcheung77]

You're doing a great job, but could you create a few more degree planning tools that map out transfer pathways via Sophia, Study, Saylor, and StraighterLine at UPMI or TESU?

And I created a thread asking members if someone would like to volunteer their time creating such a tool as well, I remember someone did a spreadsheet that automatically placed classes together, I couldn't find that post or thread. It was an awesome spreadsheet for TESU, WGU, but no UMPI. https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...nning-Tool

[Ares]

Interesting so the degrees with most transferable courses (27) are:

B.S. Business Management
B.S. Finance
B.S. Information Technology Management

but that's only if you count sophia, study.com and straighterline


it doesn't include comptia certificates, udacity nano degrees, microsoft certificates, oracle certificates or even an associates degree  (the tool includes them, but I don't think your count did)


https://partners.wgu.edu/general-transfe...ogramId=92

for example, if I understand what it says in that link, then an associates degree will cover both the discrete math courses even if you didn't take a discrete math course during your associates degree

This tool posted here only included filters for Sophia, Saylor, Study.com and Straighterline. 

WGU is confusing here because they list the certs that transfer but not how they transfer. I also do not like how they limit tech courses to 5 years which is largely ridiculous as I am still using IT knowledge learned over 20 years ago.

IT courses or degrees must have been completed within 5 years of the student's start date to qualify for transfer.