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Do they offer PhD?

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Yo how is the degree from WGU helping you so far?

❤will you do an updated video

Why is this not at 1 million views? Incredible interview

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Good advice. Thanks for sharing!😊

Starting July 1st with just 20 classes to take. I transferred in 48% of the 120 credits needed. Thank you for this informative video.

Thank you Will, I really needed to hear that

Hello my dear friend I am an Iranian girl Unfortunately, my life was wasted And I could not get a bachelor's degree The situation in Iran is not good I am 33 years old And I'm in a hurry to get a bachelor's degree I want you to help me thank you my good friend❤

Every school should have this process. WGU is solid. My daughter took her time but did a WGU software dev degree in 3 years and it was still very inexpensive paying one set fee per semester. She got a good job in IT immediately after graduation. The coursework includes 5 industry IT certifications that double as classes. WGU is nonprofit and accredited. This is the legitimate way, it's the drawn out 4 year expensive degree designed for profit and professor tenureship that is the scam.

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Nice vlog

Did you transfer in any ace credits? How many hours per day did you study? Where you working?

im taking same route, im doing software engineering and have 65 credits transferred in, i was planning on finishing as fast as possible so like 2 months, but nah i just want to graduate before my birthday in late december, so ill be 18 with a bachelors and a double 2024 graduate

If you were to get a second degree from WGU, what would it be?

Thank u for this!!

bro you can literally graduate a traditional 4- year high school and 4 year college faster than 4 years. What is this nonsense and small-minded stupidity. You just take more classes than and max out classes each semester at traditional uni and do summers. My friend graduated from UCR in 3 years when it was supposed to be done in 4 years, and also by this logic, that means accelerated degrees like ABSN done in 1 year is also a scam LOL?

Thanks, Kevin. Be well!

If you are thinking about WGU, this guy is SPOT ON on everything he says. I have been through it all and everything he says is such valuable insight!!! I can't believe he only has 800 followers. People just don't realize the value here.

Ok, so why does this ONLY have 799 subscribers? This man is the most knowledgeable I have ever seen and after spending two years at WGU, his tips are SPOT ON! I wish I, at 64 would have had this knowledge when I started. Don't discredit his information because he is younger. If you do, it is your loss. SUCH INCREDIBLE pointers that it took me several classes to understand. The advice on the rubrik is SO TRUE! Great job, Kevin! You are wise BEYOND YOUR YEARS!!!

Starting in May. I’m going to put this to practice. Thanks for sharing!

I got mine in one week! LOL

Have no responsibilities and be a genius( or someone who is already in that field).

Congrats Kevin you are a lot wiser than I was at your age.. I agree though your age is probably the biggest factor.. but my guy keep honing in on your skills... and start looking the part... your degree will pay off just find ways to keep improving and your time will come... congrats dude 👏👏💪

Why you didn’t show your degree?

I don’t believe you😮

Did you get a job??

Hello?please for your email I need to know more about the university

kevin mr barry can i ask u question?

I'm going for the same degree, but please tell me how is the career outlook?

How many questions in tge exam? How does WGU classes prepare you for exam ? Is WGU competent in their teaching? Do the students feel competent enough to write exam based on the WGU teaching preparation? Does tuition fees cover the textbooks or must students pay for texbook differently? Do the professors give you a kind of site for practicing test before the main exam / test? Do you think the practicing test is a little bit similar to what you see in the main test or do the professors teach you different and set nonsense that is not close to what you see in the main test ?

Are these tests, essays, and exams timed? what if you fail?

just don't tell them you got your degree in 3 months

Did you have to write papers or only test taking?

Writing this for the benefit of anyone thinking of doing WGU at an advanced pace. This week I'll be finishing my BS in Supply Chain and Ops Management. I transferred in a general business AA that covered by general ed and basic business classes, so it was half way done, but I did the second half in 7 weeks. Strategy: Objective assessments: take the pre-assessment, then learn what every single term means in that pre assessment. The key terms are constant, but questions aren't. One issue you may hit like I did is that sometimes the key terms covered on the pre assessment are different than the objective assessment. However, if you came in solid enough you'll still pass. If you absolutely bomb certain categories of the pre assessment, go into the course material and take unit and section quizzes to learn the info and key terms. Never assume you weak category will be covered by your strong ones. Performance assessments: Just like the dude says, just break down the rubric. Cover every section completely, even if it seems blocky and silly sometimes. Personally, I'm good at papers, but there are also powerpoint and excel assessments. For each, it will still ask for in depth explanations of things, so I always wrote a paper and copied and pasted relevant sections into presenter notes. Time: I work as a CDL yard driver, so I had some downtime and would do my pre assessments, studying key terms, and performance assessments at work. The I'd schedule the post assessments the next day. FYI: If your goal is to achieve a massive depth of knowledge from scratch, WGU is not for you. If you want to promote in a field that you already have knowledge but not a degree in, WGU is for you. Personally, I found that I knew a lot of the material, but not all of it. In my case though, my best choice was to finish and promote quickly, but I will be going back and ordering books to deepen my knowledge of topics I scraped by in.

Writing this for the benefit of anyone thinking of doing WGU at an advanced pace. This week I'll be finishing my BS in Supply Chain and Ops Management. I transferred in a general business AA that covered by general ed and basic business classes, so it was half way done, but I did the second half in 7 weeks. Strategy: Objective assessments: take the pre-assessment, then learn what every single term means in that pre assessment. The key terms are constant, but questions aren't. One issue you may hit like I did is that sometimes the key terms covered on the pre assessment are different than the objective assessment. However, if you came in solid enough you'll still pass. If you absolutely bomb certain categories of the pre assessment, go into the course material and take unit and section quizzes to learn the info and key terms. Never assume you weak category will be covered by your strong ones. Performance assessments: Just like the dude says, just break down the rubric. Cover every section completely, even if it seems blocky and silly sometimes. Personally, I'm good at papers, but there are also powerpoint and excel assessments. For each, it will still ask for in depth explanations of things, so I always wrote a paper and copied and pasted relevant sections into presenter notes. Time: I work as a CDL yard driver, so I had some downtime and would do my pre assessments, studying key terms, and performance assessments at work. The I'd schedule the post assessments the next day. FYI: If your goal is to achieve a massive depth of knowledge from scratch, WGU is not for you. If you want to promote in a field that you already have knowledge but not a degree in, WGU is for you. Personally, I found that I knew a lot of the material, but not all of it. In my case though, my best choice was to finish and promote quickly, but I will be going back and ordering books to deepen my knowledge of topics I scraped by in.

Writing this for the benefit of anyone thinking of doing WGU at an advanced pace. This week I'll be finishing my BS in Supply Chain and Ops Management. I transferred in a general business AA that covered by general ed and basic business classes, so it was half way done, but I did the second half in 7 weeks. Strategy: Objective assessments: take the pre-assessment, then learn what every single term means in that pre assessment. The key terms are constant, but questions aren't. One issue you may hit like I did is that sometimes the key terms covered on the pre assessment are different than the objective assessment. However, if you came in solid enough you'll still pass. If you absolutely bomb certain categories of the pre assessment, go into the course material and take unit and section quizzes to learn the info and key terms. Never assume you weak category will be covered by your strong ones. Performance assessments: Just like the dude says, just break down the rubric. Cover every section completely, even if it seems blocky and silly sometimes. Personally, I'm good at papers, but there are also powerpoint and excel assessments. For each, it will still ask for in depth explanations of things, so I always wrote a paper and copied and pasted relevant sections into presenter notes. Time: I work as a CDL yard driver, so I had some downtime and would do my pre assessments, studying key terms, and performance assessments at work. The I'd schedule the post assessments the next day. FYI: If your goal is to achieve a massive depth of knowledge from scratch, WGU is not for you. If you want to promote in a field that you already have knowledge but not a degree in, WGU is for you. Personally, I found that I knew a lot of the material, but not all of it. In my case though, my best choice was to finish and promote quickly, but I will be going back and ordering books to deepen my knowledge of topics I scraped by in.

Writing this for the benefit of anyone thinking of doing WGU at an advanced pace. This week I'll be finishing my BS in Supply Chain and Ops Management. I transferred in a general business AA that covered by general ed and basic business classes, so it was half way done, but I did the second half in 7 weeks. Strategy: Objective assessments: take the pre-assessment, then learn what every single term means in that pre assessment. The key terms are constant, but questions aren't. One issue you may hit like I did is that sometimes the key terms covered on the pre assessment are different than the objective assessment. However, if you came in solid enough you'll still pass. If you absolutely bomb certain categories of the pre assessment, go into the course material and take unit and section quizzes to learn the info and key terms. Never assume you weak category will be covered by your strong ones. Performance assessments: Just like the dude says, just break down the rubric. Cover every section completely, even if it seems blocky and silly sometimes. Personally, I'm good at papers, but there are also powerpoint and excel assessments. For each, it will still ask for in depth explanations of things, so I always wrote a paper and copied and pasted relevant sections into presenter notes. Time: I work as a CDL yard driver, so I had some downtime and would do my pre assessments, studying key terms, and performance assessments at work. The I'd schedule the post assessments the next day. FYI: If your goal is to achieve a massive depth of knowledge from scratch, WGU is not for you. If you want to promote in a field that you already have knowledge but not a degree in, WGU is for you. Personally, I found that I knew a lot of the material, but not all of it. In my case though, my best choice was to finish and promote quickly, but I will be going back and ordering books to deepen my knowledge of topics I scraped by in.

Writing this for the benefit of anyone thinking of doing WGU at an advanced pace. This week I'll be finishing my BS in Supply Chain and Ops Management. I transferred in a general business AA that covered by general ed and basic business classes, so it was half way done, but I did the second half in 7 weeks. Strategy: Objective assessments: take the pre-assessment, then learn what every single term means in that pre assessment. The key terms are constant, but questions aren't. One issue you may hit like I did is that sometimes the key terms covered on the pre assessment are different than the objective assessment. However, if you came in solid enough you'll still pass. If you absolutely bomb certain categories of the pre assessment, go into the course material and take unit and section quizzes to learn the info and key terms. Never assume you weak category will be covered by your strong ones. Performance assessments: Just like the dude says, just break down the rubric. Cover every section completely, even if it seems blocky and silly sometimes. Personally, I'm good at papers, but there are also powerpoint and excel assessments. For each, it will still ask for in depth explanations of things, so I always wrote a paper and copied and pasted relevant sections into presenter notes. Time: I work as a CDL yard driver, so I had some downtime and would do my pre assessments, studying key terms, and performance assessments at work. The I'd schedule the post assessments the next day. FYI: If your goal is to achieve a massive depth of knowledge from scratch, WGU is not for you. If you want to promote in a field that you already have knowledge but not a degree in, WGU is for you. Personally, I found that I knew a lot of the material, but not all of it. In my case though, my best choice was to finish and promote quickly, but I will be going back and ordering books to deepen my knowledge of topics I scraped by in.

Were the test proctored?

Are the performance objective proctored

Thanks for this video! 😊

Thanks for the tips. I start classes December 1st. Definitely knocking out 107 credits under 6 months

Hey man my names jalen would it be ok if there was a way for us to chat id like to ask u a few questions. About WGU plesse help me out and get back to me . thanks man

haha this bro actually said "I got a 4 year degree in 3 months". NO sorry you did not. What you got was a 3 month introduction and a piece of paper from a place telling you that you got a degree. You 100% DID NOT get a degree even if they said you did. Besides anyone who has obtained a legit degree knows that getting a degree is not about having the piece of paper, it's the actual knowledge you obtain from getting that degree and the evolution of your mind, body and spirit of having gone through the process to get a 4 year degree. You're simply trying to short cut the learning process and that cannot be done. I say this as someone with an actual 4 year Comp Sci degree from a major university where the program is actually ABET accredited and I was on the President's Honor Roll (4.0/4.0) for 4 semesters and the Dean's Honor Roll (3.50+/4.0) for all other semesters I was eligible. I never scored below a B in any class and graduated with a cumulative 3.84/4.00 GPA.

Congratulations

Bro graduated with a. Degree just to sale solar 🤦‍♂️

Congrats bro! You just changed my life!!

Dammmmmn! Thanks you !! I’m doing this