New to forum I need help and/or suggestions

[jp245]

Hi, I’m new to this forum and looking for information that can help me as I plan on applying for the BABA – Project Management & Information Systems at UMPI, do I need 12 classes in UMPI or 10? I’ve completed the Coursera IBM Data Analyst Prof. Series Cert. Does that count for BUS 440? I’ve also completed  IBM Data Analysis & Visualization Spec for BUS 345, Google Project Management Certificate for BUS 400, and  Google Data Analytics Certificate for BUS 245. I’ve heard these certificates also count towards electives and if that’s true then how many more electives would I need for the degree? I’m taking most classes on Sophia and I did BUS244 and BUS415 on SDCM. The 10 classes I plan on taking at UMPI are BUS150, BUS200, BUS220, BUS325, BUS469, MAT140, BUS141, BUS240, BUS343, and BUS359. I plan on taking BUS101, BUS353, ECO207, and COM210 on Sophia. If there are any suggestions on classes that would be better to take or any issues with the classes I’ve chosen please let me know. I’m currently taking 14 Sophia classes for GEC because I saw that certain classes count twice to fulfill the requirements.

[jg_nuy]

Here are the degree plan pages for the UMPI BABA - PM and IS:
General Education: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UM...ts_Roadmap
Major: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/UM...egree_Plan

Here is the Coursera equivalencies page, which has the credits granted by the different Google and IBM Certificates:
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Coursera

[bjcheung77]

Welcome to the board, it's great asking questions but your post is missing many details asked for on the addendum and template, you should follow the WIKI plans to get a spreadsheet up and running, save the spreadsheet as a viewable (not editable) file and link us to it. I highly recommend transferring the max of 90+ credits and thus, only requiring the 10 classes at UMPI for residency. Depending on the individual, if you're looking to do 12 classes, it's up to you to see if you can finish it in a session, I wouldn't risk paying an extra $1700 for just two classes.