Well, it's official "official". I start my WGU MSCSIA in December

[ChilliDawg]

After 6 months of much debate and second guessing, I finally was accepted and "Cleared to Start" the MSCSIA program at WGU on 12/1.  I did not come from a Cybersecurity undergraduate program, but have spent a lot of years in I.T. doing C.J.I.S. and SOC-2 \SAS70 and FedRamp compliance.  Apparently, my resume' review was sufficient enough to admit me to the program.

I initially had the desire to accelerate and try a one term completion, but I have decided to shoot for two terms.  After this is complete, I have my eye on an Aviation Cybersecurity Grad program at Embry-Riddle, which is very close to me locally.

Strange that I joined this forum with only the intent of finding out more about completing my Bachelor.  Now, after two Associates and a Bachelor, here I am moving into a Grad program.

Am I the only one that finds this process sort of addicting and much more satisfying than sitting in front of the TV every night?

[quigongene]

Am I the only one that finds this process sort of addicting and much more satisfying than sitting in front of the TV every night?

Nope :-P

[dfrecore]

Am I the only one that finds this process sort of addicting and much more satisfying than sitting in front of the TV every night?

I'm not addicted to EARNING degrees at all, although I do love PLANNING them!

[Merlin]

Am I the only one that finds this process sort of addicting and much more satisfying than sitting in front of the TV every night?

Nope :-P

Definitely not the only one!

I went from zero degrees to three degrees awarded in 2019 and still want more. I need to take a short break after the MBA, but I hope to begin a second master's degree or a doctorate degree in 2020 or 2021.

Good luck with the MSCSIA.