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BA in Social Science. GOAL: get a degree in Technology - irkas94 - 11-26-2022
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[b]Location:[/b] Texas, USA
[b]Age:[/b] 28 y.o.
[b]What kind of degree do you want?:[/b] BA/MA in Tech (software Engineer or Cybersecurity)
[b]Current Regional Accredited Credits:[/b] n/a Have a BA in International Studies from a university in South Korea
School Name Total Credits: # HUFS
Class Name, Credits, Grade Major in International Studies and minor in Business Administration
[b]Current ACE, CLEP, or NCCRS Credits:[/b] n/a
Provider Total Credits: #
Class Name, Credits, Grade
[b]Any certifications or military experience?[/b] Military Spouse of a veteran. Certs: AWS Cloud Practitioner, Solutions Architect Associate, Google IT Support from Coursera, CompTIA Linux+, Comptia A+Hello! Just learned about the competency based degree earning opportunity. Wanted to learn the best way to get a degree fast for my situation. Since I have already a BA degree, my plan is to get masters right away if possible. To save costs, do I need to get required certs someplace else like coursera and then apply to finish fast and cheap?
PS: I work as a Solutions Architect at AWS
Thank you everyone for help!
RE: BA in Social Science. GOAL: get a degree in Technology - ss20ts - 11-26-2022
Have you had your degree from South Korea evaluated already? I would start with that because an American university may not view it as a bachelor's degree.
RE: BA in Social Science. GOAL: get a degree in Technology - davewill - 11-26-2022
If you have sufficient self-study and work experience, it's not impossible that you could get into a master's program with the degree, certs, etc... that you already have. Georgia Tech has online Comp Sci, CyberSec, and Analysis master's programs that don't have competitive admission. They are mainly concerned with whether you have the ability to graduate from the program.