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Hello Forum, I just completed my MSITM. One term and done. I should see some Confetti tomorrow once my program mentor approves my graduation. I am so thankful to be part of this Forum. Your suggestions for my bachelor's and masters were so helpful. If you are in or thinking on going for your masters at WGU, feel free to PM me. I might have some pointers. I will put school aside for now and focus on fishing and house projects.
BSBA, Masters,CCNP,CAPM,SEC+,MCSA,ITIL
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Congrats! Great job.
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Wow, that's awesome! Great work laddering that TESU degree combo and your experience into a WGU Masters, you were able to finish in such a short time too!
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Thank you! It was a fast journey but my brain was in full throttle. Some of the courses were fairly easy for me. Working in IT and the preparation I had when I took my certifications (ITIL, CAPM, LEAN SIX, CISCO, MS, SEC+) helped me navigate at a comfortable pace. Being a competency based style is great for those who have the time, drive and some knowledge in technology, leadership, management and some finance. Overall, it was a great journey with many late nights, but it's over.
This forum is awesome. When I started my journey at TESU, this forum provided so much advice. After my Bachelors, I came back to seek advice for my wife's journey at TESU. She graduated last September and I immediately applied at WGU for my Masters. I came back to this forum again and the advice was very useful. A million thanks
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