Little background first
-MBA - Capella - flexpath finished in 2 months (1 term)
-MSN informatics - WGU finished in 6 months ( 1 term)
-Currently attending a respected program for my Doctorate in nursing (traditional)
I started Walden new compentency based I/O program
Walden is a little unorganized, They accepted me based on an unofficial transcript. I had 14 days for the official to be processed.
I was able to transfer in 15 credits. 10 of those credits were the dreaded graduate-level research stat classes.
each credit hour consists of doing a super simple discussion question. a quiz or two you can fail because they give unlimited chances to take them. Then a big paper (10-12 pages).
Please note I said for each credit hour and not for each class.
The discussion and papers so far are super easy. I've already 50% done. They said I was one of the first to sign up and they are still working out the bugs.
I can say that if I were using this degree as a stepping stone for a PhD program or a career change. I would steer clear. The program is too easy, not enough stats or research. I cant see how writing a paper for stats or research would cut the mustard.
Ok, guys ask me anything.
-MBA - Capella - flexpath finished in 2 months (1 term)
-MSN informatics - WGU finished in 6 months ( 1 term)
-Currently attending a respected program for my Doctorate in nursing (traditional)
I started Walden new compentency based I/O program
Walden is a little unorganized, They accepted me based on an unofficial transcript. I had 14 days for the official to be processed.
I was able to transfer in 15 credits. 10 of those credits were the dreaded graduate-level research stat classes.
each credit hour consists of doing a super simple discussion question. a quiz or two you can fail because they give unlimited chances to take them. Then a big paper (10-12 pages).
Please note I said for each credit hour and not for each class.
The discussion and papers so far are super easy. I've already 50% done. They said I was one of the first to sign up and they are still working out the bugs.
I can say that if I were using this degree as a stepping stone for a PhD program or a career change. I would steer clear. The program is too easy, not enough stats or research. I cant see how writing a paper for stats or research would cut the mustard.
Ok, guys ask me anything.
PhD, DNP, MBA, MSIO
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