06-07-2024, 02:51 AM
Planning to finish my Metropolia Degree in August.
From the 1st of January 2023 don't give a paper degree but a "Digital Degree Certificate". It was a bit disappointing.
For those who finished an online degree from UMPI, Metropolia, WGU, TESU, etc.:
1. Did anyone enroll for a master's degree outside of the mainstream TESU/WGU/UMPI/etc. ?
2. I saw online master's programs from Nordic countries. Free for EU citizens. Does anyone have experience enrolling there?
3. Have you heard of people getting past the immigration requirements with those degrees?
4. Did people get government jobs with those degrees? Especially the ones where a degree is a "check-the-box" kind of requirement. In my country, it's mandatory to have "any degree" for 95% of government jobs.
5. Did anyone get an English teaching job in Asian countries such as China, Vietnam, Indonesia, etc.? They all need "a degree" as far as I know
From the 1st of January 2023 don't give a paper degree but a "Digital Degree Certificate". It was a bit disappointing.
For those who finished an online degree from UMPI, Metropolia, WGU, TESU, etc.:
1. Did anyone enroll for a master's degree outside of the mainstream TESU/WGU/UMPI/etc. ?
2. I saw online master's programs from Nordic countries. Free for EU citizens. Does anyone have experience enrolling there?
3. Have you heard of people getting past the immigration requirements with those degrees?
4. Did people get government jobs with those degrees? Especially the ones where a degree is a "check-the-box" kind of requirement. In my country, it's mandatory to have "any degree" for 95% of government jobs.
5. Did anyone get an English teaching job in Asian countries such as China, Vietnam, Indonesia, etc.? They all need "a degree" as far as I know
About: EU citizen. Software dev 7+ years.
Plans: Master's degree from a recognized EU B&M university.
Done: Metropolia University of Applied Sciences (BEng)
Plans: Master's degree from a recognized EU B&M university.
Done: Metropolia University of Applied Sciences (BEng)
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