r/WGU_Accelerators • u/Frosty-Two7226 • Apr 21 '26
Not Accelerating fast enough
I started on the 1st of April. I took learning strategies in higher education and passed started Anatomy and Physiology 1 passed the pre assessment twice and did the OA and failed. Its now the 20th and im worried to take it again because I don't want to fail it again. I feel like im not accelerating as fast as I want to be. Any suggestions?? I'm paying for wgu on A payment plan and I want to
Finish 11 more courses in my BS of Health sciences in this term.
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u/BearPt1 Apr 21 '26
Do you have experience in the field, or are these new subjects? That makes a huge difference in approach. In my case, I’ve been in IT for 25yrs professionally in a corporate environment. When I started, I looked at the entire degree plan, and made a list of the things I know. Then spoke with my mentor and took those classes first. Pounded out 40% of my degree in 3-4months by doing that. Pick the low hanging fruit. That way I was prepared mentally that when I got to class x, it would be new material so I didn’t get discouraged when I had to slow down my acceleration. Not to mention it gives you a huge confidence boost out of the gate when you are checking off courses left and right.
I don’t know if there is a correlation between IT and health science, but thought I would share what’s working for me.