I enjoyed the bachelor of social science I did there. They have a Canvas LMS that I prefer and the courses I took were a bit writing intensive (depending on the course, mine had mostly all humanities so it was more writing). There is a lot of power point presentations. There was like two classes that were only six or so assignments for the entire course and the majority had 2-4 assignments a week.
Professors were responsive and it was very chill.
I really liked everything about it and would go through it again.
EDITED TO ADD: See if you meet the requirements for an associate degree as you work on your bachelor. I transferred in a metric ton of Sophia courses and some from other colleges and had enough to meet the requirements for my associate.
Professors were responsive and it was very chill.
I really liked everything about it and would go through it again.
EDITED TO ADD: See if you meet the requirements for an associate degree as you work on your bachelor. I transferred in a metric ton of Sophia courses and some from other colleges and had enough to meet the requirements for my associate.
Current Degree Programs:
MASS - GSU - May 2025
MLM - Elmwood Inst. - May 2025
M.Ed - UoPeople - April 2027
Up Next:
Ph.D in Change Leadership in Equity and Inclusion - UCA
Finished Degrees:
AAS Board of Governors -PC&TC 8/2021
ASBA (cum laude) - Franklin University 9/2022
BS Social Science (cum laude) - Franklin University 12/2022
MASS - GSU - May 2025
MLM - Elmwood Inst. - May 2025
M.Ed - UoPeople - April 2027
Up Next:
Ph.D in Change Leadership in Equity and Inclusion - UCA
Finished Degrees:
AAS Board of Governors -PC&TC 8/2021
ASBA (cum laude) - Franklin University 9/2022
BS Social Science (cum laude) - Franklin University 12/2022