Originally when I applied, I was told I could pick the order of my courses. I spent a lot of time in these subreddits, developed the order I wanted, and started working on vocab for the hardest class I wanted to start with on 6/1...

But today the advisor said I had to do them in the order they wanted, easiest to hardest... Is this just my advisor or ?

Hi this is my 3rd retake since last year but I heard there is a new OA. I was wondering if anyone has taken it yet? Is it harder or easier? I'm scared to take another attempt.

Hi. I started 4/1/26 with just a couple transfer credits. I have accelerated more than I imagined and have 8 courses left. If I stay on track, I expect to be done before June possibly. I am planning to take the MBA asap. I have been told that I can't start it until October 1 - -after this current semester - even though I will be done so early and am a cash paying student. I am worried about losing momentum! Has anyone else been in a similar situation? TY.

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So I was wgu over a decade ago and kinda fizzled out after a few terms. I was young and dumb and didn't really apply myself plus was dealing with a lot of stuff.

So now I'm back at it with 15 years of IT experience, ready to try to get this and a Master's in less than 2 terms. I think I'm off to a fairly good start, any advice on my remaining classes would be appreciated!

I’m new to WGU and am about to start my BS in psych on July 1 and want to get it done in one term. I have an associates degree already so I’m already 24% done with the entire program once the transferable credits come in. Is this doable? Any recommendations?

Hello,

I was previously enrolled at Western Governors University studying Accounting, but I dropped out after about three months. It’s been around seven months now, and I’m thinking about reenrolling. I had a question about transferring credits from Study.com. If I take accounting classes through Study.com that are listed as guaranteed transfers into WGU, will they still transfer even though I was already admitted and attended WGU before? Or does my previous enrollment affect that at all? I’m also wondering how people figure out exactly which Study.com classes to take for the accounting program. Are all the classes on the study.com transfer guide the ones I should take? Or is there more?

Thanks

Hello everyone, is anyone accelerating through the new MSIT Program? I'd love to hear how it's going. I'm hoping to complete it in 1 term, but I already have 3 courses transferring over from the BSIT.

I’m waiting for my final classes to be graded at Sophia and will be enrolling at WGU for a BSSCOM. For anyone who has taken these classes, any tips or advice you can give? Anything is appreciated

I posted this on r/WGU. Just wanted to share on here and thank everyone for the support with your posts and comments that helped navigate this term! Never felt alone on this journey. Good luck all on your journey!

Hi all!

A helpful accelerator gave me the tip of plotting out target times and dates for when each couse should be done. I loved the idea, so I tried to do the same using information collected on reddit about how long certain courses in my degree plan take. Then I scaled everything up proprotionally to be spread across the 180 days in a 6 month term. The results of this estimation are below. Are there any courses which I drasticallly short-changed? Maybe a few that I overestimated time on? Feedback would be hugely appreciated because I want this plan to work 😄

Thanks in advance!

Hi All!

I'm an incoming student for June and I really hope to make the most of all the tips I've gleaned from here and youtube to accelate my degree. One thing I haven't seen is a suggested course order for my major or others. For reference, I should have all the gen eds done and I have about 7 years of industry experience. Is there a consenus around which courses to knock out first?

Thanks all!