Finished my WGU B.S. IT Network Administration
mazdaspeed7
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Finished in 3 terms. transferred in 40 cu's
completed:
40 cu's term 1
26 cu's term 2
18 cu's term 3
I left all of the classes that required writing to the last term because I was dreading them, but I can happily report they were easy! Just follow the rubric to the letter, and submit it as soon as it checks all the boxes. No need to go any further at all, the suggested page lengths are definitely suggested, my English 2 paper was only 5 or 6 pages long and it still passed because it checked all the rubric boxes.
Technical writing was a lot easier than I thought it was going to be too, and converting it to the capstone only took me 2 days.
like I read from other people on this forum, always take the preassessments first, and then just focus studying questions similar to the ones on the preassessment that you didn't know. I would screen shot any question I didn't know the answer to and then research it afterwards.
hope that information helps, let me know if you have any questions!
I found a lot of information on this site during my 3 terms so I figured I would see if I could help.
completed:
40 cu's term 1
26 cu's term 2
18 cu's term 3
I left all of the classes that required writing to the last term because I was dreading them, but I can happily report they were easy! Just follow the rubric to the letter, and submit it as soon as it checks all the boxes. No need to go any further at all, the suggested page lengths are definitely suggested, my English 2 paper was only 5 or 6 pages long and it still passed because it checked all the rubric boxes.
Technical writing was a lot easier than I thought it was going to be too, and converting it to the capstone only took me 2 days.
like I read from other people on this forum, always take the preassessments first, and then just focus studying questions similar to the ones on the preassessment that you didn't know. I would screen shot any question I didn't know the answer to and then research it afterwards.
hope that information helps, let me know if you have any questions!
I found a lot of information on this site during my 3 terms so I figured I would see if I could help.
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TLeTourneau
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Congratulations!Thanks, Tom
M.S. - Cybersecurity and Information Assurance
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Tyb
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Congratulations!!WGU BS:IT Security (March 2015)
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ITSpectre
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Congrats... So how long is a term? like a year or less? What is the timetable of completion?
Thinking of going to WGU and getting a Masters degree in IT..In the darkest hour, there is always a way out - Eve ME3 :cool:
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coffeeluvr
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Congratulations!!!!"Something feels funny, I must be thinking too hard. - Pooh" -
mazdaspeed7
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Thanks everyone!Congrats... So how long is a term? like a year or less? What is the timetable of completion?
Thinking of going to WGU and getting a Masters degree in IT..
Other people would be able to answer questions about the Masters better than me, but I know some.
It's a 6 month term, for $3k. You can complete as much aa you can in a term.
And there is 30 Credits to complete it, and I believe it normally takes people 2 to 4 terms to complete the masters depending how quickly they can get the courses done.
