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Devilry wrote: » Sorry if this is a dumb question, What is in Atlanta?
Jourdsh wrote: » Ok, finally done with all the management/project classes, just passed Project+ this weekend. Going to try and finish 70-642 up by October 5th, bust out SSC/SST and IWC/INT to finish up my term.
Alif_Sadida_Ekin wrote: » Congrats! Can I ask what you wrote your capstone on? Was it something Peoplesoft related?
Nobylspoon wrote: » Let me know how bad IWT is when you get to it, I have been procrastinating on that one. I was able to transfer the objective portion but not the performance part. I haven't read a lot of feedback on that one, most seem to have transferred it in.
erpadmin wrote: » You da man! Keep up the pace.
Nobylspoon wrote: » Congrats on the Project+ pass, I took mine Saturday. Let me know how bad IWT is when you get to it, I have been procrastinating on that one. I was able to transfer the objective portion but not the performance part. I haven't read a lot of feedback on that one, most seem to have transferred it in.
Jourdsh wrote: » Our mentor wants me to take SSC first since I already passed the preassessment on a random bored night, so I have to take that first but I will let you know how it is.
Nobylspoon wrote: » Have any of you guys taken a month off between terms? My term ends in November and I have been planning the use of that month to start the new term out strong. I am really close to being able to graduate during that term but it might be cutting it close depending on the MS exams and capstone. I have considered pushing my Term 2 start date from December to January. I understand I won't have access to learning resources during that time but I have PDFs of the COSs already saved locally. I could probably complete LAT1, QLT1, IWT1 & tech writing/capstone during Nov & December, perhaps even prepare for 70-640 (I have the MS-Press PDF and VMWare). Has anyone else done something similar? Was it pretty easy to arrange?
erpadmin wrote: » To answer your question about a month of dead time, I had that from Term 1 to Term 2. I spent that time working on LET1, the same way you are doing INT1....had all the tasks and what not emailed to me by memtor and Student Services. Spent a good month doing the stuff and by the time Term 2 came, had LET1, ORC1 and MGC1 done that first week of February.
erpadmin wrote: » If what you are talking about is a term break, don't do it. Even if it's different from a term break, don't do it. The only reason you would entertain it is if you had a real God-Awful emergency or if you're feeling ridiculously overwhelemed. From reading your posts, you seem to be flying by ok at a good pace. To answer your question about a month of dead time, I had that from Term 1 to Term 2. I spent that time working on LET1, the same way you are doing INT1....had all the tasks and what not emailed to me by memtor and Student Services. Spent a good month doing the stuff and by the time Term 2 came, had LET1, ORC1 and MGC1 done that first week of February. My only regret in this entire process was saving the MS exams toward the end....I should have done at least the 70-640 in Term one and the 70-642 in term 2 but I just couldn't fit a MS exam in there. However, if I am successful in finishing my term 100%, at least I've shown anything is possible with proper study. My signature (and posts) speak for themselves. BTW, your mentor can give you learning resources of any class you want without being enrolled. I had all the MS LRs before I enrolled in them...
erpadmin wrote: » That's a not a dumb question at all. WGU's Winter Commencement Ceremony (graduation) will be held on the East Coast for the first time in 2012--the location is in Atlanta. The alternative would be Salt Lake City and since I personally would not want to go to Utah (5-6 hours on a plane versus 2 hours to Atlanta), I'm doing all I can to get down to Atlanta...which means passing all three of my MCITP:EA exams that I have left.WGU Alumni Community - WGU Commencement I'll be in Atlanta from February 8th thru February 13th.
rep21 wrote: » Every day I love WGU more and more (and I haven't even started!). I was just award a Go Further with WGU Scholarship which will cover $500 a term. Between that and finding out that I am Pell grant eligible, my first two terms are completely paid for! Now I really have no excuse to not work hard complete the program in two terms.
erpadmin wrote: » Capstone is done! 3.92/4.00 I can now fully concentrate on my MS exams. As promised, I'm buying my tickets to Atlanta sometime today. Awww yeah!! What a splendid way to start the day.
Psoasman wrote: » Congrats! Good for you and good luck finishing up those M$ exams. You guys are getting me all pumped up for WGU next year.
Psoasman wrote: » I am deciding between the Network Admin or Security emphasis, but leaning more towards the Network Admin side.
Nobylspoon wrote: » I had a tough time deciding so I picked Network Dsgn & Mgmt for Bachelors and Security for Masters. I get my MCITP:EA from one and CCNA from the other
Psoasman wrote: » That sounds like a solid plan for you. I will probably do the Network admin and work on some more advanced security certifications later on.
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