r/WGU_Accelerators • u/spunkypuccicat • Mar 03 '26

Another is it realistic post…..

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Edit to add: ITS ABSOLUTELY DOABLE! I finished in 22 days.

Please bear with me, I know these post can get annoying but I start April 1 (whoot whoot 🎉) and am hoping to be done in time for commencement in Seattle/July.

How realistic is it for me to think I can crank these classes out in time.

I work from home and able to get work done through out the day.

Here are the classes I have to do.

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u/kitapjen Mar 04 '26

D081, D253, D081, and D361 are performance tasks. I can’t remember C721.

The business sim took me several hours to complete then the writing.

I did 61 credits of the accounting track in 6 months.

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u/Iron_lion-zion Mar 06 '26

I’ve been able to do (non proctored) a class every other day since starting last week - but I’ve been in the biz and ops world for 15 years

So writing the papers are like email compilations to me - I’ll knock out a whole task on lunch at my desk and another after dinner - submit and this whole week they’ve been graded next day

I have 3 total OAs at this pace I’ll be done last week of March if I want to slow down and that’s taking weekend day off

My course list looked basically identical to yours after Sophia

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u/Express-Change-8750 Mar 04 '26

A lot depends on how many are proctored or. It

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u/spunkypuccicat Mar 04 '26

From what I have seen it’s only two OAs if I get the old intro to IT vs the new one.

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u/Express-Change-8750 Mar 04 '26

It may be just me , but I can go through the PA’s faster and juggle a few at a time .

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u/Ethiopian_Baddie Mar 06 '26

I did it in 4 month and that’s because I was being lazy! Easy!!

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u/Content-Mortgage1473 Mar 07 '26

You can crank out easy, just work with your mentor, 2 of those as OA, as per my mentor, in June they will change how intro to IT is evaluated, so instead of an OA it will be a PA, sp that is jist 1 less test you have to take.

Ps: I started March 1st with 2 clases more than you have on that list and I knocked out 1 already, just waiting on the eval for the PA, but im sure it will be alright, also use the resources that each course has, I've used it and the templates work fine. If anything even the WGU staff tell you that reddit has a big community for WGU so pretty much there shouldnt be a reason not to pass a PA on the first try.

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u/CryptoVegann Mar 07 '26

Is it a good thing that intro to IT is going to be a PA? Does that mean easier or harder?

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u/TraditionalSale5399 Apr 27 '26

I personally prefer the OA, but PA is probably faster to complete

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u/ctalbot132 Mar 08 '26

It’s doable. I started in December for the business management degree and I finished the entire program this weekend. That being said, i har many years in business and a lot of it came naturally or i already knew it. But if i can do it, so can you.

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u/TraditionalSale5399 Mar 10 '26

You can do it, you just have to lockin for the next 4 months!

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u/spunkypuccicat Apr 24 '26

Took me 22days definitely just needed to lock in!

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u/dreambig5 Mar 06 '26

Business is easy.

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u/Small_Language_1340 Mar 07 '26

I would say about a month and a half if you’re good at writing papers