@@michellesc44 yes but also that doesn’t matter. What matters is how your compacity for learning measures up to your amount of time as well as your tendency to focus. Assess all of those and you can boil down in what amount of time it will be possible for you. I’m now attending WGU and have completed 10 classes since my start date of October 1st. My friend did the security so quick so I got curious and decided to look into the school. He also has had experience and needed a degree to progress. I like it so far tbh. Just do nottt fail and exam or you will be doing a while lot of work 💀 if I could offer any advice I’d say get as much done before entering because now I’m sitting here in English 1 and 2 needing to do 8 papers. Glhf
Holy fuck bro !!!! I'm glad I found your channel... when I finish my degree I'm flying to where your at and I'm buying the beer 🍺 !!! Thank you for this !!!!
Thank you for putting this together. I'm going to watch all your videos on my commute to work and see what I can come up with. A co-worker of mine recommend you. I have my Sec+ and am working on my CySA+ so I'm hoping this will help me make a good decision.
I just found your video and wanted to thank you for posting so much information. I'm doing a career change and decided on pursuing my degree in cybersecurity i just start April 2023 and this is what i have completed so far. I have done this so far Google Coursea Certificates: I have completed these Google Digital Marketing E Commerce Google Data Analytics Google IT Support IBM Cybersecurity Analyst Google Project Management Google UX Design (Half way completed) ASU Universal Learner - CIS 194 Online Business Technology Fundamentals with letter gade. I have already taken these classes on Sophia Learning: English Composition I Visual Communications Introduction to Nutrition College Readiness Workplace Communication Developing Effective Teams U.S. History I College Algebra Art History I I will be applying for my Board of Governors, A.A.S. with Pierpont technical College.
BSCSIA and workplace communication is the easiest, critical thinking is a close second it throws some unnecessary concepts at the end. I don't get started with WGU for another month Im just hacking through Sophia courses
@@cshoffie6593 nothing I ended up calling completing 10 courses in 10 days, don't do that it was an obsessive amount of work if you pace yourself its fine
People in the U.S. aren't exactly fans of how many jobs are exfiltrated to other countries... Gonna have a hard time convincing us to make it easier for that to happen 😅
If you're going for the cybersecurity degree, all of them (except the CISSP) are included in your tuition so I'd recommend you just wait and take them at WGU.
So should I apply first to get the list of classes I still need (I have some transfer classes from a community college) and then start doing the classes on sophia and sdc before starting a term at Wgu?
Might as well. It's usually free to apply and they'll be able to tell you exactly which of your classes from the community college will transfer in to the specific WGU degree you're trying to get.
Yes and no. Yes in that you can still use Study . com and Sophia to earn credit that you can transfer into WGU. No for some info because they changed some of the courses you do as part of the BSCSIA degree.
I took English 101 and English 102 At Fort Stillicom University in 1971. You said WGU only recognizes certifications that are less than 5 years old. Does that also mean credits from former universities? I am going to have to go back to work, Social Security is baankrupt. Got to get new skills.
The page for the degree I'm taking says that IT courses or degrees must have been completed within 5 years of the student's start date to qualify for transfer so unfortunately I don't think your degree will transfer, but I don't know for sure.
The requirements to qualify for the degree is here on the WGU website: www.wgu.edu/resources/degree-comparisons/cybersecurity-bs-ms.html You need a high school diploma or GED, plus demonstrate program readiness using 1 of the 5 options they provide. I think a Sophia course would satisfy the 2nd part, but I'm not sure.
Thanks. Yes. I tried adding a bit of background music for my first video, but it didn't turn out like I wanted. None of the other videos after this one have music in them.
Question, I have a bunch of credits from other colleges and I want to know if they will satisfy program requirements. Do I have to apply to WGU before they will tell me if my credits satisfy program requirements or will they just tell? Any help anyone would be great, thank you.
Yup that’s the right way to do it. I did 16 classes in a month
Did you take cybersecurity?
Did you have prior experience
@@michellesc44 yes but also that doesn’t matter. What matters is how your compacity for learning measures up to your amount of time as well as your tendency to focus. Assess all of those and you can boil down in what amount of time it will be possible for you.
I’m now attending WGU and have completed 10 classes since my start date of October 1st.
My friend did the security so quick so I got curious and decided to look into the school. He also has had experience and needed a degree to progress. I like it so far tbh. Just do nottt fail and exam or you will be doing a while lot of work 💀 if I could offer any advice I’d say get as much done before entering because now I’m sitting here in English 1 and 2 needing to do 8 papers. Glhf
which of those courses were the fastest to take and how many hours you think it took?
Holy fuck bro !!!! I'm glad I found your channel... when I finish my degree I'm flying to where your at and I'm buying the beer 🍺 !!! Thank you for this !!!!
Thank you for putting this together. I'm going to watch all your videos on my commute to work and see what I can come up with. A co-worker of mine recommend you.
I have my Sec+ and am working on my CySA+ so I'm hoping this will help me make a good decision.
Thanks for watching and good luck!
@@CameronEvolved Are the course good for someone that's a beginner in Cybersecurity?
Broo.. I am in the exact same spot as you. Got to be careful because you can’t transfer more once you start
Hey great videos man I've watched all your videos and I'm not even going for anything in IT. GOOD STUFF!
Great information! Thank you for the video.
Thanks for the video
I just found your video and wanted to thank you for posting so much information. I'm doing a career change and decided on pursuing my degree in cybersecurity i just start April 2023 and this is what i have completed so far.
I have done this so far
Google Coursea Certificates:
I have completed these
Google Digital Marketing E Commerce
Google Data Analytics
Google IT Support
IBM Cybersecurity Analyst
Google Project Management
Google UX Design (Half way completed)
ASU Universal Learner - CIS 194 Online Business Technology Fundamentals with letter gade.
I have already taken these classes on Sophia Learning:
English Composition I
Visual Communications
Introduction to Nutrition
College Readiness
Workplace Communication
Developing Effective Teams
U.S. History I
College Algebra
Art History I
I will be applying for my Board of Governors, A.A.S. with Pierpont technical College.
Bro I love this.. I don’t have anyone either
10 classes in 2 days, this is crazy easy.
What are you majoring in?
which of those courses were the fastest to take and how many hours you think it took?
Hello do you have your chart in pdf ?
I know its a year late but 9 sophia courses in a lil over a week and I hate myself for it ill never do it again
what yours degree program and what are the easiest classes
BSCSIA and workplace communication is the easiest, critical thinking is a close second it throws some unnecessary concepts at the end. I don't get started with WGU for another month Im just hacking through Sophia courses
What’s wrong with Sophia?
@@cshoffie6593 nothing I ended up calling completing 10 courses in 10 days, don't do that it was an obsessive amount of work if you pace yourself its fine
I already have my BS in IT. Should send my transcript first and get it evaluated and start classes after?
You gained a sub from me! You got this!
Great video. Where can I get the certification done
Let's start a petition for WGU being open for international students 😭🙏
Let's not! :D
@@KSslopestyle why?
@@burundirising it’s a us university. Save it for the people who live in the us.
People in the U.S. aren't exactly fans of how many jobs are exfiltrated to other countries...
Gonna have a hard time convincing us to make it easier for that to happen 😅
So before I apply to WGU and figure what classes I need, should I go and get my CompTIA A+, Net+, Security+ and the CISSP certification?
If you're going for the cybersecurity degree, all of them (except the CISSP) are included in your tuition so I'd recommend you just wait and take them at WGU.
are the 4 comptia certs still trasferable in the new cibersecurity model ??
All comptia certifications will be transferrable as long as they are up to date
So should I apply first to get the list of classes I still need (I have some transfer classes from a community college) and then start doing the classes on sophia and sdc before starting a term at Wgu?
Might as well. It's usually free to apply and they'll be able to tell you exactly which of your classes from the community college will transfer in to the specific WGU degree you're trying to get.
Do you help people make plans like this ?
is the info here still relevant? thinking about getting into the program
Yes and no. Yes in that you can still use Study . com and Sophia to earn credit that you can transfer into WGU. No for some info because they changed some of the courses you do as part of the BSCSIA degree.
could you confirm that some certifications that transfer into WGU could cover more than one class ?
I'll be able to confirm 100% in December once my transcripts are finalized, but I'm almost positive that's true based on what I've seen so far.
I just complete English 2, i would like to know if wgu will accept my general credit from my CC that are kinda old ...Sociology. psychology ect
I took English 101 and English 102 At Fort Stillicom University in 1971. You said WGU only recognizes certifications that are less than 5 years old. Does that also mean credits from former universities? I am going to have to go back to work, Social Security is baankrupt. Got to get new skills.
The page for the degree I'm taking says that IT courses or degrees must have been completed within 5 years of the student's start date to qualify for transfer so unfortunately I don't think your degree will transfer, but I don't know for sure.
This is the transfer guidelines page for the degree I'm taking. partners.wgu.edu/Pages/BSCSIA.aspx
HEY WILL I BE ABLE TO JOIN WGU IF ALL I HAVE IS SOME OF THE CREDITS FROM THAT BSCIA SPREADSHEET?
FROM SOPHIA*
The requirements to qualify for the degree is here on the WGU website: www.wgu.edu/resources/degree-comparisons/cybersecurity-bs-ms.html You need a high school diploma or GED, plus demonstrate program readiness using 1 of the 5 options they provide. I think a Sophia course would satisfy the 2nd part, but I'm not sure.
Did you make it happen?
I did 🙂
@@CameronEvolved in the words of Ali G, ✊ R E S P E C T!
idk if its be being stoned but is there backgorund music ? ALSO GOOD WORK DAWG THIS WAS INFORMATIVE
Thanks. Yes. I tried adding a bit of background music for my first video, but it didn't turn out like I wanted. None of the other videos after this one have music in them.
IF you have taken some of the classes from college 5 years do they still count? for example: english 1 and 2.?
Unlikely
@@Antassiummine did. There’s no expiration on prerequisites. Mine are 8 years old
Question, I have a bunch of credits from other colleges and I want to know if they will satisfy program requirements. Do I have to apply to WGU before they will tell me if my credits satisfy program requirements or will they just tell? Any help anyone would be great, thank you.
You'll need to apply.
Can some one help or show me how I can finish my last 8 classes this fast.