UMPI Class Review Master Thread

[kyledudedog]

@Kyle - I am about to try to do the same thing. Except, I will probably need a few more than ten classes. I also hope to complete it in one session. Have you done Sophia classes, and if so, how would you say the UMPI classes generally compare?

For example, if you can do 2 Sophia classes per day, can you probably do 1 UMPI class per 2 days? Or is there any other approximate relationship like that you could guess.

Or another way to put it would be, how many could someone complete per week, if they do not have a full-time job and are mainly focused on completing classes quickly, and if they want to get As on most classes?

The classes I need are:
BUS 200, BUS 220, BUS 244, BUS 325, BUS 440, BUS 460, BUS 469, MAT 140, BUS 321, BUS 335, BUS 415

And I am going to try to do these on Study.com but if I can't, I also need these at UMPI: BUS 260, BUS 330
Thanks!

First thing I can see is that MAT140 class can be substituted with MAT131 which Sophia Calculus transfers into UMPI is. UMPI classes are definitely more involved. I averaged about 4.8 days per course to finish my degree. I committed a lot of time and am graduating with a 3.97 GPA working full time with a 6 month old baby when I started, so it can definitely be done. The main thing is to get that number of courses to 10. First thing I can see is that MAT140 class can be substituted with MAT131 which Sophia Calculus transfers into UMPI as, BUS440 can be subbed from a coursera certificate. I didn't need 460, 321, 335, 330 or 260 for my degree so I can't speak to those but I'm sure there's info on the boards about them. I know 415 can be done at study also. so of the 13 you know at least 5 can be transferred in alternatively. You got this!