BS IT Management WGU degree plan/copy of transfer guidelines?

[Jwheels27]

From reading your previous posts:  You really need to start working on your general education courses first instead of "pondering" which program/school you want to attend.  Sometimes it's hard to focus on starting with your first initial credits.  

Here is what you should do first or next:  Decide on the degree program/school - Is it WGU or TESU?  Take the ALEKS College Algebra, CSM Learn (for the stats requirement) and take up to an additional 90 credits transferable from SL/Study.com 

1) If my guess is correct, you're not looking for a BSIT, but a BSBA ITM - Hopefully, these links below are the program links you are looking for.  

StraighterLine: https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...93&pid=135
Study.com: https://partners.wgu.edu/Pages/Single.as...44&pid=135

2) Refer to this link, it'll give you the possible providers it will take, examples - as you can see CSM, SL, Study.com shows up.
Please review https://partners.wgu.edu/ and also this link to see what programs are offered.  https://partners.wgu.edu/transferguidelines

Side Note: I highly recommend WGU for a "one and done" school, which means, if you're going for an BSIT/MSIT or a BSBA/MSBA, they're perfect.  However, that being said, I was wondering if you have tuition assistance/reimbursement, I forget.

Thank you BJ, I appreciate the constructive criticism. Ive been procrastinating on this for too long, making excuses and worrying instead of buckling down and getting started. I know once I get the ball rolling I can knock this degree out in no time! I just have to get started and gain some momentum. I'll take your advice and start with the ALEKS and CSM courses. One other question, I read a thread awhile back that another user was transferring Sophia courses into WGU. I wasn't aware they excepted them? Are they recommended/worth looking into?

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The problem is, WGU just changed their business degrees on Feb 1, and hasn't updated their transfer guidelines.  So if I were you, I'd contact them to ask when they're changing them.

Their partnership pages with Study.com and SL are also mapped to the old degrees, so you need to wait on those as well.  I would probably ask about those as well, and tell them that I'm not enrolling until you have all of the info you need.

Thanks dfrecore, I read elsewhere that the change goes into affect March 1st. I contacted WGU for an updated version for both their Business transfer guidelines and partnership pages for SL/SDC, so we'll see.