8 years later

[CSstudent0725]

When you mention testing out of 90 credits at WGU, are you talking about WGU Academy?  I went to WGU briefly, but did not renew because it was going to take an "estimated 14 years" to graduate. I wouldn't take the exams until I got a 100 on the test exams, which took a long time.

Considering most certification exams only require a 65-70% to pass, going for 100% may be a bit excessive especially when you consider how much it slows your progress.  Have you considered that perhaps you should be changing your methodology since it is obvious that is either slows you down excessively or is providing you with a lame excuse as to not completing a degree?

What do you think?

What I think does not matter.  What matters is do you really want to earn your degree?  If that answer is yes, are you willing to change the habits of your past to make it so?  The members of this board, most of whom are a lot smarter than I, can only provide information to you.  But, it doesn't matter if you are provided with an entire set of encyclopedia's worth of information if you do not make the choice to act upon it.

You seem unable to say anything to me without it being condescending. I will talk to other people so I don't get banned for giving you the response you seem to be looking for.

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WGU recently updated their partners guide with Study.com.  

https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...142&pid=78

Personally I plan on doing about 85 units through SDC and SL (for the scholarship).  I was also able to get the annual membership at SDC for 50% ($1,080 total) with code studyyear50.  I'm not sure if the promo is still working, I just used it a week ago.

Also, WGU Academy will give you a voucher for the A+ certification.  I believe that would also cover two of the IT courses for 8 units.

What is "SDC"?  I assume "SL" is StraighterLine.

Study.com, Yeah I was confused at first when i come to this forum as well.