08-31-2021, 10:39 PM
Coursera has begun to offer graduate certificates in Electrical Engineering topics that don't seem to require a Bachelor's degree to be awarded, just completion with a 3.0 GPA equivalent.
Assuming that they are in fact issuing these graduate certificates without having an undergraduate degree, could this credit be used towards the Bachelor's degree level requirements? The end goal would be to use this for Purdue University's global Bachelors of Professional Studies. I've got associate's credit requirements minus generals already and would really love if I could use what I'm actually going to learn for a B.S.
This could always speed up getting a Master's degree from the Coursera University of Colorado program, with it being used for both.
Assuming that they are in fact issuing these graduate certificates without having an undergraduate degree, could this credit be used towards the Bachelor's degree level requirements? The end goal would be to use this for Purdue University's global Bachelors of Professional Studies. I've got associate's credit requirements minus generals already and would really love if I could use what I'm actually going to learn for a B.S.
This could always speed up getting a Master's degree from the Coursera University of Colorado program, with it being used for both.
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