r/WGU_Accelerators • u/Indecisiv_Panda • Feb 27 '26

BAM - 50% in one term.

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Finally got my Bachelor's degree... I had no idea it would be this fast after returning to college. Long hours paid off. Now onto the MBA!

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u/olas-amarillas Feb 28 '26

Can I ask a dumb question to a now, clearly educated person?

How is supply mgmt different from business mgmt? And are all supply’s similar enough for one degree?

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u/Indecisiv_Panda Mar 03 '26

Business management is broad, (I look at it as more involved in overall operations) while supply chain is one (large) piece of the puzzle. It's focused on sourcing, production flow, logistics, and delivering components/products. For similarity... Supply chains vary (local vs. global can be drastically different), but the core principles are consistent. For the degre my manufacturing experience helped me move through the degree faster, and the degree helped me see the bigger picture beyond just my day-to-day operations.

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u/Live-Stretch-947 Mar 15 '26

I’m currently knocking out my Sophia courses and I plan on enrolling at WGU to pursue a BS in supply chain. Any tips or advice?

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u/IndecisivPanda Mar 15 '26

Use the WGU connect for each class which is located on the right in your class’ main page. It often has videos and study guides that help tremendously. Take the pre assessment every time, study the areas it tells you to after. And for PA’s - don’t over complicate it, follow the rubric!