Idiot's Guide to UMPI assignments

[hackpath]

I’m preparing to pursue a Psychology bachelor’s at UMPI.  Right now, I’m working on the last bit of English Composition I through Sophia.  I can generally write, but I’m still ironing out an efficient process for the specifics of writing college papers.  I have questions about the timing of UMPI YourPace terms, classes, and assignments. 

Let’s say you sign up for 2 classes in a term and finish them, do you wait until the next term to sign up for 2 more?

I understand a term is 8 weeks, you go through the material, take tests, then you have research papers and powerpoints where you turn in drafts, get feedback, then submit your final draft.
How does the timing/deadlines of these assignments work?
Are there specific deadlines, or do you just need to finish everything by the end of the term?
What happens if you don’t? 

[ss20ts]

Once you complete a course then you can request an additional course to be opened. You'll get instructions once you're enrolled at the beginning of your first term.

There are no tests. Some courses have quizzes which hold no point value. The only deadlines are the last day you can add a class, the last day to submit rough drafts, and the last day to submit final drafts. Everything must be 100% completed by the end of the term in your open courses. Failure to submit final drafts results in failing the course.

[LevelUP]

I’m preparing to pursue a Psychology bachelor’s at UMPI.  Right now, I’m working on the last bit of English Composition I through Sophia.  I can generally write, but I’m still ironing out an efficient process for the specifics of writing college papers.  I have questions about the timing of UMPI YourPace terms, classes, and assignments. 

Let’s say you sign up for 2 classes in a term and finish them, do you wait until the next term to sign up for 2 more?

I understand a term is 8 weeks, you go through the material, take tests, then you have research papers and powerpoints where you turn in drafts, get feedback, then submit your final draft.
How does the timing/deadlines of these assignments work?
Are there specific deadlines, or do you just need to finish everything by the end of the term?
What happens if you don’t? 

You sign up for the 1st course, then after you turn in the draft final, you can request to sign up for another one, and so on.

You need to complete the course you sign up for by the end of the term or else you get an F.  Otherwise there are no deadlines. 

UMPI Student Tips
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Un...uggestions

[ss20ts]

You sign up for the 1st course, then after you turn in the draft, you can request to sign up for another one, and so on.

You need to complete the course you sign up for by the end of the term or else you get an F.  Otherwise there are no deadlines. 

UMPI Student Tips
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Un...uggestions

You can no longer request a new class when you submit the draft. You now have to wait until you've submitted the final an have completed the course. This is a recent change. It's on Discord.

[slaterjack]

Also, if you can not complete a class you have taken on you can request to withdraw from it until another semester, but you will receive a W on your transcript. While I attended UMPI I had to W twice, it really holds no weight as people need to withdraw from classes for all sorts of reasons all the time.

[hackpath]

Thank you guys for the responses!

[bjcheung77]

Furthermore, you may want to create a spreadsheet and share that as a viewable (not editable) document on your Google or One drive. We can comment on recommendations if needed. You can use the UMPI WIKI for reference in creating that degree plan with Sophia.org and other alternative credit options. You may also want to provide us more details about your particular scenario by completing the addendum and template...

UMPI Link: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Un...esque_Isle
UMPI Pages: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:UMPI
Addendum/Template: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works