Hello! I just started my BGS at TAMUC. I transferred in 90 credits from Military and other Colleges. I have seen in-depth reviews about the Organizational Leadership (OGL) track but nothing on the BGS track. Has anyone in here completed it and could provide a review of the course load? 

I just need the 4 required courses and 6 electives after I complete this 7 week term.

GSCB 301 Pathways, Purpose, Exploration
GSCB 402 Innovative Design
GSCB 404 Leveraging Diversity
Capstone

Considering a few of the ORGL courses as electives, to avoid the 10-12 page papers. 

Would love to hear any feedback or reviews on any courses you took as part of the BGS, especially the four required ones and any suggestions for interesting classes to fulfill my electives. 
I am just checking a box with it really, I do have 2 other management courses from previous college and credit from leadership courses in the Military.

I know that a couple weeks ago the final projects got posted which I believe makes us ready to receive credit, I’m wondering if anyone’s began the process of applying for the credit now. if so, how much did it cost besides the application fee

Hi!
In this session I have completed 3 classes, 2 more to go. The final for the first one (BUS 141) was graded in July 13. If I login into the classic student center however, I still don't see any grades posted nor my GPA.

Is this normal? How long does it usually take?

Thanks

[color=var(--color-neutral-content)]To start my master’s degree, I am in need of Physics 1&2 as well as Statics and Dynamics. Do you know of any universities that have the self-paced enrole anytime option?
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I'll try to make this as simple as possible. If anyone has advice I will be sooo grateful.
 
I already have a TESOL license and work as an ENL teacher in a public high school in NYC. I majored in French Language & Lit in undergrad and realized I basically had all the credits between my undergrad and my teaching masters at CUNY to apply for a French license. I passed my CST exam and paid for application, only to be denied because I lacked "Coursework at student development level - grades 7-12". I think this is a mistake since my entire masters was devoted to preparing high school teachers.

Here's my question: is it worth appealing or even trying to get someone from CUNY to explain that all the classes I took are for the high school student developmental level? Or is there some more important technicality I'm missing? 

Also, if I do end up having to take extra classes, does anyone know what classes would satisfy this requirement if a regular teaching masters doesn't? I'm very unclear on what a "coursework at student developmental level" class looks like or entails. 

Super lost, just waiting on emails from faceless education bureaus that take months to reply, so appreciate any guidance whatsoever.

Good morning -

The Sophia portion of this experience will be done today. 81 credits. One month ahead of schedule.

Q: What is the best way to send credits to UMPI from Sophia? I have seen conflicting information and want to ensure I do this correctly.

Thank you 

David

My son has an AA from York College and is working on a 60 credit Aviation Maintenance Technology Certificate from the local college in order to obtain FAA A&P licence.  
Also he is interested in a Bachelor's degree from TESU Bachelor in Aviation Maintenance Technology (OR some other fast Bachelor degree from any College or University
Below are his current credits):

Sophia credits:
Introduction to Business 
College Algebra 
Public Speaking 
Conflict Resolution 
Macroeconomics 
Microeconomics 
English Composition I 
Environmental Science 
U.S. History
US History II 
Human Biology 
Ancient Greek Philosophers 
Introduction to Ethics 
Project Management 
Approaches to Studying Religions
Visual Communications
Introduction to Psychology

York College
PHG-113 Physical Science w/ Lab 
CIS-123 Introduction to Information 
ENG-123 English Composition II 
POL-123 American Government 
YCS-101 York College Freshman Se

Bib 121 History of the New Testament
Bib 132 History of the New Testament Romans to Rev
Bib 232 History of the Old Testament
Mus 203 Music Appreciation
HST 273 World Civilization to 1450
PHI 222 Philosophy of Living

DSST The Civil War and Reconstruction 
CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature

Local College Credits (these courses = 6 credit each)ode
AMT 0708 Aviation Maintenance Technology General 1
225 clock hours
AMT 0709 Aviation Maintenance Technology General 2
225 clock hours
AMT 0712 Aviation Maintenance Technology Airframe 1
225 clock hours
AMT 0713 Aviation Maintenance Technology Airframe 2
225 clock hours
AMT 0714 Aviation Maintenance Technology Airframe 3
225 clock hours

CodeIn Progress:
AMT 0717 Aviation Maintenance Technology Airframe 4
225 clock hours (6 credits)
AMT 0821 Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant 1
225 clock hours 
AMT 0822 Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant 2
225 clock hours
AMT 0823 Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant 3
225 clock hours
AMT 0824 Aviation Maintenance Technology Powerplant 4
225 clock hours 

Any suggestions on how to complete a fast bachelor's degree is greatly appreciated.

So I’m looking to further my education, strictly for more job opportunities at the manufacturing facility where I am employed. An associates would definitely help set me apart. My plan has been to get the BOG AAS from Pierpont but, the job I was hoping to land will more than likely be filled within the next month. I do not have time to finish my degree requirements or even really come close. However if I am enrolled in a degree program I believe this will give my résumé a more favorable appearance. Is it possible to register for the BOG AAS with only a few credits? Or should I consider other programs and institutions? Sorry first time poster. I’m sure this is not the proper place for this question but any direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Hey Folks,

I hope everyone's doing great! It's my first post here. I have been following this forum back and forth since 2022, and now I'm finally starting to work on my degree at UMPI. Thanks to you all for this amazing community and for helping and motivating me to work on my degree. I am currently working on BABA PM & IS and looking forward to the Fall 2 Term (27th September deadline).

I am following the degree plan from the wiki and have completed a few Sophia credits so far. Here's a quick overview of my degree plan:

For GEC Requirements:
I am transferring all the courses from Sophia except Objective 4A, for which I'll be attending the UMPI Orientation.

For Business Major:
I am completing the following courses from Sophia:

• Introduction to Business for BUS 101
  
• Financial Accounting for BUS 150
  
• Business Ethics for BUS 353
  
• Macro & Micro Economics for ECO 207
  
• Business Communication for PCJ 215
  
• Calculus I for MAT 140/MAT 131
  
  

• Project Management for BUS 141
  
  

• IBM 0018: Data Analyst Professional Certificate for BUS 440
  
• IBM 0022: IBM Data Analysis and Visualization Foundation Specialization Certificate for BUS 345
  
• GOOG 0003: Google Project Management Professional Certificate for BUS 400
  
• GOOG 0004: Google Data Analytics Certificate for BUS 245
  
  

• BUS 200: Intermediate Business Computing
  
• BUS 325: Financial Management
  
• BUS 469: Strategic Professional Communication
  
• BUS 343: Project Risk & Cost Management
  
• BUS 359: IT Project Management
  
• BUS 401: Advanced Project Management Applications II
  
  

• BUS 220: Managerial Accounting
  
• BUS 244: Management Information Systems
  
• BUS 240: Change Management
  
• BUS 415: Operations Management
  
  

I have a couple friends going for RN, possibly then take advantage of the free or nearly free RN to BSN by University of Olivet. 
They are working through the science and nursing courses at our community college, but were hoping to speed things up by testing out of the general eds if that is possible.
Ideally looking to transfer the nursing and science courses into a school that allows CBE.

Anyone know of a program available?