I have a great career but need a masters in some field of psychology to get into a management position. I've done online studies for my undergrad but that was 2009-2012. I enjoyed it although it was course based and not competency based.

The masters can be any length (30 credits works), online only, and any sub field of psychology is fine (educational, general, clinical, etc.). I do not need a licensure program and won't be pursuing a PhD. Goal is to finish in 12 months or less.

Right now, I am looking at Walden (although not sure about tempo) and possibly APUS. Must be regionally accredited.

Am I missing anything? Thank you!

Wow, it's packed in the malls even after X-mas!  Went shopping and couldn't find parking for a long time... Went to pick up my kids/wife's glasses as well and then lunch, plus more shopping at Costco...

What did you guys score over the Black Friday, Cyber Monday deals from last month? How about the X-mas deals over the week?  Interesting deals that are still available online?!  

Looking to get a new gaming desk and chair combo... Going to check out Best Buy, IKEA, Staples, and maybe order off Amazon or Newegg if there are better deals online with Rakuten...

I don't see any threads concerning DSST Statistics exam since 2019. Has anyone taken it more recently? Does anyone know if the z, t, and chi-squared tables are included? I'm going to a testing center that doesn't allow me to bring my own calculator and I read that the DSST test doesn't include a graphing calculator in the program. Are any formulas included with the test? The DSST booklet doesn't specify anything except that some type of ztable will be included along with a basic calculator. Advice? Comments?

Hello everyone,

I was a student in the 2024 Fall 1 term, majoring in BABA Project Management Degree. However, I had to apply for a leave of absence midway through the semester due to hospitalization. I provided sufficient medical documentation and submitted multiple requests to my coach, Susan, but she never responded to my emails.

Now that I have recovered and Fall 1 has ended, I had to switch my major to complete my degree. Fortunately, I completed 10 courses during Fall 1 and discovered that my coursework closely aligns with the graduation requirements for the BLS – Project Management Minor program.

According to the information provided on the official website, the core courses for this major are:

BUS141
BUS240
BUS343
BUS400
BUS401
BUS415
However, in the new degree plan Susan created for me, BUS415 is listed as an elective, and I am required to take one additional course from BUS359, BUS440, or BUS469 to "replace" BUS415.

This is particularly troubling because BUS359, BUS440, and BUS469 cannot transfer credits from other platforms. While it is said that BUS440 can transfer credits through Coursera's IBM program, feedback has been inconsistent—some students succeeded, while others failed. This uncertainty makes me feel very uneasy.

I have raised my concerns to Susan multiple times via email and even provided screenshots from the official website clearly stating that BUS415 is a core course. However, her replies consistently deny this, and each response takes 10 days to two weeks.

This situation leaves me very confused:

Shouldn’t the degree plan follow the course requirements listed on the official website?
If BUS415 is no longer a core course, why hasn’t the website been updated for over a year?
What’s more, Susan’s actions make me feel like she is deliberately encouraging me to subscribe to additional terms at UMPI. When I applied to change my major, she explicitly suggested that my "best option" was to subscribe for another term. Yet, based on the official course requirements, I have already completed all the necessary courses for the BLS – Project Management Minor and should theoretically be eligible to graduate.

Given this situation, I am unsure of what to do next.

Can I reach out to another school official or department (such as the registrar’s office) for assistance?
Has anyone experienced a similar issue and can offer advice or solutions?
Thank you so much for taking the time to read this! Any suggestions or guidance would be greatly appreciated!

Merry Christmas!!!

After looking through this forum, seems the one DHSc w/o dissertation or capstone is at EVMS. Anyone know any others? I am a NP, the doctorate program for PA's wouldn't apply. 
If you have been through the EVMS program and have feedback, would be great to post as well , thank you

https://www.evms.edu/education/doctoral_..._sciences/

[Update in July 2025: The Master of Science in Business landing page is now up, describing the first three concentrations noted below and accepting applications for courses starting in Fall 2025.]

The University of Maine at Presque Isle's proposal to add a Master of Science in Business (MSB) program by the YourPace competency-based education modailty is advancing through the University of Maine System. The proposal was approved by the Academic & Student Affairs Committee of the UMS Board of Trustees on December 16. The next step will be approval by the full UMS Board of Trustees on January 12-13. [Update: That approval was granted.]

A UMPI press release states these first three concentrations "are expected to be offered when MSB classes start in Fall 2025, and the remaining concentrations will roll out in future sessions:"

• Communication [name was changed at launch from the name during planning, Communication Management]
  
• Entrepreneurship
  
• Human Resource Management
  

• Business Intelligence
  
• Finance
  
• Supply Chain Management
  
• Corporate Social Responsibility
  
• Global Business Management
  
• Healthcare Management
  
• Project Management
  

• Managerial Accounting and Finance
  
• Strategic Leadership
  
• Business Analytics and Decision Support Systems
  
• Sustainability, Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
  
• Change Management and Organizational Adaptation 
  

• Artificial Intelligence Policy and Strategy (it seems likely the Master of Artificial Intelligence Management proposed separately earlier has been repositioned into an MSB concentration)]
  

I recently graduated with a B.A. in Film and Media Arts from Temple University and am doing two remote internships. I want to apply for more internships to gain experience, but many require school credit, which I no longer qualify for. Some only require proof of school enrollment, and a few don’t have requirements, but those are rare.

Do you have any advice? Is it possible to enroll in an affordable college for one class to qualify for school credit, or are there other options?

It’s hard to find jobs without experience or connections, and I’d really appreciate any suggestions.

Thank you!


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Classes start Jan 7th 2025, aynchronous online classes with Pass/Fail. 3 ETCS credits. Seems to be supported from Finnish university Turku.

https://www.asianet.fi/courses/free-mooc...s-in-asia/

The great actor and director Denzel Washington became a licensed minister at the historic Kelly Temple Church of God in Christ in Harlem this weekend, a church he attended as a child. His father had also been a minister. Denzel turns 70 this week. "It took a while, but I'm finally here," he told the congregation. He also received water baptism at the ceremony.

Reports describe a licensed minister in the Church of God in Christ denomination (COGIC), a more than a century old Pentecostal denomination with predominantly African American membership, as an in-training status which enables its holder to become an ordained minister or elder in the future.

It's great news for Washington, who discusses his faith in a recent oral history in Esquire: "Things I said about God when I was a little boy, just reciting them in church along with everybody else, I know now."

And it's a refreshing change from the many times media report a celebrity has become a minister, and it turns out to be an online ordination with little or no quality control.