(05-23-2024, 10:28 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote:LevelUP Wrote:Overall, UMASS is hard to hack.
Interesting, I would say UMGC and UMASS are pretty much similar in hackability for those who know their system well enough. Both do allow up to 75% transfer into each of their degrees. UMASS Global was Brandman, their main difference with UMPI and is that the ACE requirements are 81.5% on ACE credits vs COSC at 80% or the regular 70% for UMPI and other providers.
The 81.5% transfer requirement is a big deal, especially if you are trying to do a harder degree such as computer science.
They allow up to 75% but how do you transfer in 75% if you don't know what goes where? Every business course, according to the Study.com & Sophia equivalent lists, transfers in exactly as BUSU 10000.
https://study.com/college/school/univers...lobal.html
https://umassglobal.sophia.org/
(05-23-2024, 02:52 PM)Tireman4 Wrote: Just curious, ( and if this has been answered before, I apologize), what exactly does "hackable" mean? Does it mean easier to finish? Does it mean they take more credits (transferred in) than most, thereby less time spent in the program?
A Hackable college can mean a combination of things such as:
- Allows a lot of credits to be transferred, such as 75% of the degree
- The ability to max out those 75% transfer credits using alternative credits
- Clear mapping of credits and easy to figure out a degree plan
So, "hacking" a degree saves a lot of time and money.
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