Do you have to be super smart to finish WGU? What can you do to eliminate any doubts

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For the computer science major I'm worried about the discrete math 2 and algorithms 2 courses, and for the IT major I'm worried about the SQL course, and for the MBA I'm worried about accounting and economics and finance courses.

It's important to note that CS, IT, and MBA are very different degrees. The knowledge, time, and effort to complete them is also different. If you're still trying to decide between CS and IT, you should do some research to understand the courses in each degree and what can be transferred to reduce the number of courses required at WGU. This is an important factor because you can't transfer after you start the degree. I recommend beginning with the following resources:

BSIT (wgu.edu)
Sophia - BSIT (wgu.edu)
Study.com - BSIT (wgu.edu)

BSCS (wgu.edu)
Sophia - BSCS (wgu.edu)
Study.com - BSCS (wgu.edu)

Also search for degree/course writeups on reddit, and join the unofficial discord: https://discord.gg/unwgu