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UoPeople to UMPI - Seeking Advice on Completing Bachelor’s Degree - Robotik - 10-21-2024
Hi everyone,
I’m an international student completing my Associate's Degree in Computer Science from UoPeople. I’d like to pursue a Bachelor’s Degree at UMPI or another regionally accredited university (EU universities are also an option as long as they accept credits from UoPeople but I am not a non-EU student, so keep that in mind).
Age: 25
Degree Goal: Bachelor’s Degree related to Computer Science or IT
Current Regional Accredited Credits: None
Current ACE Credits: Google IT Support Professional Certificate (via Coursera), planning to do some Sophia courses
Budget: Around $5,000
Dedicated time to study: 40 hours/week
Timeline: I’d like to complete the degree within 6 months.
Tuition Assistance: None.
I’m looking for advice on the best way to finish my degree as quickly as possible.
Thank you!
RE: UoPeople to UMPI - Seeking Advice on Completing Bachelor’s Degree - Avidreader - 10-21-2024
I believe UMPI doesn't accept transferred credits from NA universities, but TESU will agree to evaluate them.
RE: UoPeople to UMPI - Seeking Advice on Completing Bachelor’s Degree - ss20ts - 10-21-2024
(Yesterday, 04:33 AM)Avidreader Wrote: I believe UMPI doesn't accept transferred credits from NA universities, but TESU will agree to evaluate them.
In the past UMPI has accepted some courses from U of the P. UMPI does not have a CS or IT program.
RE: UoPeople to UMPI - Seeking Advice on Completing Bachelor’s Degree - bjcheung77 - 10-21-2024
Welcome to the board, great intro post but you're not providing even the most basic detail. We understand what International means, but it doesn't indicate a country. Some details may seem not needed or trivial, but with more info - along with your study habits, etc, would allow us to provide better and more concrete advice. There are multiple threads on this, have you done a search? Did you review any posts or threads of mine in regards CS/IT related degrees? Do you already have an institution or two, maybe more you're interested in attending already?