Supply Chain Degree - WGU vs UMPI

[SCM101]

I have read in these forums that degrees don't always list out the concentration, and can't seem to find if the Supply Chain Management BABA specifically says Supply Chain or not on it.

Appreciate anyone who can confirm if it does or not.

[SCM101]

Updated Addendum and Template Below

[bjcheung77]

Here's how it would look for the newer ones, anything older would NOT have the concentration, only the BAS/BLS used to have the minors showing: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...PI-Diploma

[bjcheung77]

@SCM101, Welcome to the board. That's a very good first post with a bit of details, however, it's missing most of the addendum and template here. My only advice for now is to provide a better overview of your overall scenario... Please copy/paste the template and update this your thread with the information it's looking for: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Area-works

[SCM101]

Here's how it would look for the newer ones, anything older would NOT have the concentration, only the BAS/BLS used to have the minors showing: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...PI-Diploma

Ah appreciate that. I had found that thread but wasn't sure if it was one of the few that did get it, didn't realize there was a new vs old concept. 

I appreciate the help!

[jax9]

WGU is better in my opinion

[ss20ts]

What do you want to know? What credits do you already have? What are your career goals or is this for personal reasons?

[ss20ts]

Concentrations have never been printed on the diplomas. Minors have been. Both are listed on transcripts.

[SCM101]

Editing personal info out.

[bjcheung77]

@SCM101, It'll be the same for both institutions, you'll have to hit the 90 credits for max transfer before you begin with the institution of choice. Just below your thread, there have been multiple UMPI VS WGU threads that I have updated earlier today with various different recommendations, including one to go for a different institution (TAMUC as they're in Texas). It really depends on the student, for cheap, easy, fast, UMPI can beat out WGU...

UMPI may be faster if you can finish the requirements in two sessions and is cheaper, at $3K for those two. Again, you would have to transfer in the max and complete the minimum requirements from them. You may want to copy/paste or even have a screenshot or PDF with your evaluations, just remove the personal details, make the file viewable/not editable in your google/one drive, link us to it. We can comment on which classes are remaining...