WGU BS Business Admin

[xicovu]

Yep. Nobody on this forum has quite seemed to get the AS is more of a priority that a BS right now. Being able to turn it into a BS would just be bonus points.

I think the plan is going to stay Ashworth NA AS and BS, RA MS if I really do need an RA. I literally got my undergrad cert here in about a week and a half, finishing most classes in a single day. If the business classes are this easy, it's going to be quick to get the BS anyways. Enough two letter acronyms?

All I need to do with a degree is get my name passed the hiring algorithm.

[natshar]

Yep. Nobody on this forum has quite seemed to get the AS is more of a priority that a BS right now. Being able to turn it into a BS would just be bonus points.

I think the plan is going to stay Ashworth NA AS and BS, RA MS if I really do need an RA. I literally got my undergrad cert here in about a week and a half, finishing most classes in a single day. If the business classes are this easy, it's going to be quick to get the BS anyways. Enough two letter acronyms?

All I need to do with a degree is get my name passed the hiring algorithm.

Impressive. At the that, you'll have the BS in no time.

[xicovu]

Don't be impressed. The subject matter is really, really easy and I barely passed with a C 

[xicovu]

It looks like WGU-Ashworth might have a partnership between the two to transfer AS to BS. I don't necessarily trust their information, but my question is this:

What is the course load like for the WGU business program? It's probably worth the RA if I can transfer this stuff over.

[xicovu]

Nevermind, it's only for health programs.