Masters in leadership

[ss20ts]

I did have some math in a few of my classes. Some classes have exams, but they're not proctored, but they are timed. The terms are 10 weeks long and you don't move at your own pace. You are on a schedule with hard deadlines. Lots of papers. There weren't final exams in the courses I took. Grad school is different than undergrad. Far more writing and research.

[Sara143]

My adviser emailed me these classes for masters degree. I didn’t see the undergraduate classes like bus 469 etc… I thought we have to do those classes that’s why they waive if we already have done  during undergraduate .

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[Claudia P]

BJCheung77 & ss20ts:  I can post the chart that Jessica sent to me over the summer showing which master's courses are fulfilled by which undergrad courses if you think it would help here.  Let me know and I'll look for it.

[Claudia P]

Found it.  Here it is.  Click on the link if it doesn't show up in this thread.

Undergrad Classes You Can Transfer to MAOL

[ss20ts]

Found it.  Here it is.  Click on the link if it doesn't show up in this thread.

Undergrad Classes You Can Transfer to MAOL

It's already been shared. Sara doesn't seem to follow along in threads well and has posted the same questions multiple times over the last year or so. We've already told her what the courses are. I wonder if English isn't her fist language and that's why she struggles.

[Claudia P]

Found it.  Here it is.  Click on the link if it doesn't show up in this thread.

Undergrad Classes You Can Transfer to MAOL

It's already been shared. Sara doesn't seem to follow along in threads well and has posted the same questions multiple times over the last year or so. We've already told her what the courses are. I wonder if English isn't her fist language and that's why she struggles.

Oh, yeah.  That could very well be.  Thank you.

[bjcheung77]

@Sara143, completing the Bachelors is the main thing you want to focus on. I suggest once you've completed the degree and waiting for graduation, you can decide and investigate options for your Masters. You don't have to rush into it, there are so many avenues and options to select from, either CBE options or non CBE options would work for you as long as it 'hits' all your criteria you're looking for, put a few on the list and decide, such as HAU MBA $3K, WGU MSML/MBA at $5K, if you need 3 sessions at UMPI it'll be $6450 and a few more...

[Sara143]

I appreciate all replies, yes English is not my first language and also I am on medication .
I talked with Jessica and they are going to send me my degree ( bachelor degree)
So far only one class I did during my bachelor degree program which is helpful for my masters ( BUS 353)
In this way I can do the rest of 11 classes.
My family wanted me to get my degree and focus on my health and job then going to do my masters.
That’s why I asked for my degree.
Since , I am already studying and having student life I want to do my masters too . Once I stop school don’t know when I will be able to start again.
Staring again as adult is not easy too ( for me )
I appreciate all your patience and helping me me out with my academic career.
Happy holidays to everyone.

[Sara143]

This is I got from Jessica and I don’t think I am able to do 11 classes in one term.

[ss20ts]

I've been telling you that it will take you at least 2 terms even with waiving 3 courses leaving you 9 grad courses. The grad courses are a great deal more writing and researching. You've been completing 4 undergrad courses per term. You'll probably be able to complete 3 grad courses per term - maybe only 2 some terms. This is a normal pace! Don't stress over it.