Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Optimus robot: This will be the biggest product ever of any kind





This looks pretty cool.  A lot better than the weird stuff Google's Boston Dynamics was doing.

Kinda disappointed that Pierpont BOG now requires 12 institutional credits from Pierpont (Roughly $7-8k out of state). I wanted to help a family member finally get a college degree after so long. 

I found the BOG program at Eastern West Virginia Community College 

They require:
1. 60 credits total
2. Minimum 12 RA credit 
3. Minimum 3 institutional credits (Tuition is same for in state/out state?) - Roughly $600 for 3 credits 
4. They say that they take ACE and NCCRS credit but no specific language on Sophia, Study.com, Coursera, etc 
5. 1 year after high school (So 19 year olds can get this?)
6. Cannot have any associates/bachelors degree already


In Total (Example Plan) 
1. Sophia = $ 100x2 months = $200 for 48 credits
2. ASU UL = $425 x 3 courses = $1275 for 9 credits
3. EWVCC = $188 x 3 credits = $564 for 3 credits 

Total for BOG EWVCC = $2039

$2000 is not super great for what we're used to here at $350 for the Pierpont BOG 

Of course, the 9 other RA credits can be taken elsewhere such as Luna CC for $51/credit out of state (6 credits max per semester). 


If one uses Luna CC, the total cost could be potentially be $1070.00 . 

(I'm just a fan of super easy ASU UL self-paced courses).

Edit: They offer a few areas of emphasis with 15 credit requirements:
1. Administrative support
2. Business
3. Computer Information
4. Early Childhood Development
5. Information Technology

Let's say your graduate with a Bachelor's degree from TESU, but choose to stay enrolled in a second Bachelor's degree or Undergrad Certificate.

Then, you continue to submit additional credits through Credly. 

Would the transcript of your first Bachelor's degree be updated with the new credits, even years after you have graduated? Or is the transcript "finalized" (=fixed), never to be changed the moment you graduate?

Re. BA plan options:

• Liberal Studies - No Concentration https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan >
  
• Liberal Studies - Psychology Concentration https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan >
  
• BA Psychology https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan
  

• Human Factors International, Certified Usability Analyst.
  
• Norman Neilson Group (NN/g), Ux Management Certified.
  

Hello, everyone!

I looked at the schools on the list of competency based programs at the wiki (https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Co...d_Programs).
Now I'm considering transferring my AS to either of three universities: 

• University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee 
  - B.S. in Information Science and Technology (UW Flex Option)- $2,250 / 12 weeks
• Purdue University Global 
  - ExcelTrack® Bachelor of Science in Cloud Computing and Solutions- $2,500 / 10 weeks
• University of Massachusetts Global 
  - B.S. in Information Technology-Data Science (MyPath)- $3,300 / 24 weeks

Does anyone here have any experience with this program? I am in-state so this program would be fairly affordable for me.

Hi all. just a quick question here.  
looking at the spreadsheet here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1...=524351696

it shows that Sophia Eng Comp2 and Worplace Writing 2 BOTH cover the requirements for 1B 2C and 4B 

is this correct that they are interchangeable?   Does anyone have a suggestion as to which is quicker / easier?

from the number of challenges and the 1 less touchstone it looks like Workplace 2 would be the better choice

thanks!

The number of modules vary per course. Each module ends with one ten-question quiz.

https://www.scu.edu/mobi/business-courses/

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I am sharing yet another post featuring a Mexican public university offering online college degrees. The UNAM is a highly prestigious university that is famous for its practically free in person degrees (students only pay 1 penny as a symbolic payment).
Their online university has been operating for quite a few years and has increased popularity after expanding their degree offerings. Unlike the other schools, this one is 100% free (at least for Mexican citizens).
The cons however are that tons of people try to sign up (slots are limited), sign ups are only once a year, you cannot accelerate the degrees at all and people have complained that their Comp Science degree has some outdated information and the workload and essays absorb huge amounts of time, which makes it a difficult option for people working full time. People have also mentioned there are obligatory synchronized classes in varying schedules.

Some degrees are offered on specific regional branches. Applicants are encouraged to ask for more info because some degrees demand students to physically travel to the school's branch for exams. I am not sure if they do proctored online exams, might have to ask around.

Bachelor degrees:

Administration of documents (archieving degree?)
Accounting
Library technology and information studies
Communications (Journalism focus)
Political Science (Administrative focus)
Political Science (Politics focus)
Business administration
Law
Graphics design
Economy
Nursing (I assume part of the degree forcibly requires rotations in mexican hospitals)
Teaching German as a foreign language
Teaching French as a foreign langage
Teaching Spanish as a foreign language
Teaching English as a foreign language
Teaching Italian as a foreign language
Education
Psychology
Internaional Relations
Sociology
Social work

Masters degrees

Teaching Spanish as a foreign language
Dental hygenist specialization

Official website:

https://cuaed.unam.mx/suayed/oferta-educativa.php

I know the acceptance of courses/certifications/experience varies per institution, but if anyone has gone through this process, I'd like to know how it went for them.