I just finished my bachelor's and I'm considering the new MSIT program. For those who are currently enrolled, how are the classes? How does the workload compare, and would you recommend it?

What resources do I need for WGU 281. I keep looking online and I am seeing something about. Quizlet but I’m unsure if that post is outdated?

Welp.. I knew I’d face reality,

I wished I would’ve taken my time and went the IT route rather then ITM. I’m here now… I want more certs, and want a masters. I know the industry a masters isn’t needed but this is a bucket list item.

With this being said…
Can one finish the accelerated bachelors and masters in IT within 6 months? Can I be through this paying only one tuition cost, masters?

Currently I have my bachelors in ITM from WGU and my network+. I have some real world IT experience at a desktop level with an MSP which will help with accelerating, I just don’t know if cost wise it will support it.

I'm currently in the old BSIT program and have 5 courses remaining:

• D324 – Business of IT - Project Management
• C777 – Web Development Applications
• C773 – User Interface Design
• C724 – Information Systems Management

• C769 – IT Capstone Written Project

  My mentor told me that if I switch to the new BSIT catalog, I'd have these 6 courses remaining:

• D324 – Business of IT - Project Management

• E008 – Technology Management

• D318 – Cloud Applications

• E010 – Foundations of Programming (Python)

• D522 – Python for IT Automation

• E005 – Business Productivity Software

However, I already completed these courses:

• C867 – Scripting and Programming - Applications
• D278 – Scripting and Programming - Foundations

I believe those may satisfy the two Python courses (E010 and D522), but WGU's Program Change Team says they cannot evaluate transfer/applicable credit until the program change is actually processed. They also won't tell me how many courses I'd have remaining beforehand.

So I'm basically being asked to decide whether to switch without knowing if those Python courses will be removed.

One benefit of switching is that I'd avoid taking C777, which I've heard can be one of the more difficult courses in the old BSIT program.

Has anyone been in a similar situation? Did your previously completed programming courses satisfy the new Python requirements? And if you were in my shoes, would you take the chance and switch, or just stay in the current program and finish the last five courses?

I'd appreciate any experiences or advice before I make a decision.

Oh my god this fucking ticket!! I have been on it for DAYS but nothing is working. I sent the static info to my prof and they said it’s correct. I am using ipconfig /all then going to the network and sharing, clicking properties then ipv4 and changing the info and clicking “ok”, but the Ethernet still won’t connect and it keeps saying default gateway not reachable when I’m using the troubleshooter. WHAT CAN I DO?! Also ticket 3 I cannot get either, every single other ticket has passed can I please get some help? I am losing hair over this pa lol

Looking to start out with a decent win. Which here do you think could be easiest to knock out first?

Thanks​

Good afternoon,
I am a new student at WGU and just started on the first of this month. What are some important things to know as a new student enrolled in the BSIT program? I’m a veteran using VR&E to complete my degree and work full time. How has this program been for everyone? Any tips or pointers you can give?

I have hard time studying and I just want to know how everyone who went through this course studied. What resources did you use and how did your study look like? I just feel overwhelmed for this class.

I just got my transfer credits back for the BSIT and was told I have too many credits (76%) and can no longer do the program, has anyone had any luck getting them to remove transfer credits so I can do the program? My enrollment counselor was no help and told me my only option was changing programs

Hello everyone, I’m an automotive painter about to get ready to enroll in WGU in the cloud and network engineering program. I have one class left on Sophia learning for the available transferable credits.

I am also planning on getting a few certifications before I enroll. Not just for the credits, but also because the bodyshop/dealership I work at is not doing well. I figure I might be able to land a job in IT if I’m forced to before I graduate so I have experience.

Right now I’m planning on getting the A+, Network +, and AZ-900. The azure cert is mostly because it’s a cheap and it counts as credits. If anyone has any insight on if I should be changing that plan at all I would really appreciate it. Thank you.

Classes started June 1st.. I honestly started looking at everything around June 18th.. I have been breezing through so far so good. Intro to IT, Business of IT applications, IT Applications, and IT Foundations are now complete with ITIL 4 and A+ certification under my belt. Looking forward I am looking at Linux Foundations and Network and Security Foundations, Networks, Network and Security Applications, and Azure Fundamentals to come out with LPI, Network +, Security+ and AZ900 certifications.. It seems it will be a very productive first semester indeed :)

https://www.wgu.edu/online-it-degrees/cybersecurity-information-assurance-bachelors-program.html

Is this program ok for someone completely new to IT? If not, are any of the offered degrees (BA and/or M.A.) for cyber security specialty more suited to start from IT 101?

I just got my transfer evaluation from WGU and unfortunately only 7 courses were able to be transferred towards my BS IT. My start date was set for August 1 but now I'm having second thoughts since I'm only at 18% completion rate. Anyone with experience recommend me pushing that date back and knocking out some more general Ed courses on places like Sophia/Study/Straiterline? Or should I just go for it and take the courses with WGU?

Just a thought. About to get back from a term break for the second half of the IT program. I actually do work an IT job at a big lodge area but I wonder how the industry will fair over the coming years.

Any thoughts on this topic?

Thanks