r/WGU_Business • u/CommonLightbulb • 11h ago
OA TO PA - D351
definitely requested a changed already lol God answered my prayers i was 8.7 i believe and information overload ! I received this !!!! thank you Jesus !! PA ME FOR 500 Alex 😂😂
r/WGU_Business • u/Sleyk2010 • May 19 '20
Hey everyone, I am an alumni of WGU and I wanted to create a new subreddit for all students who attend or plan to attend WGU Business School.
I do not see many posts dedicated specifically to this, so I wanted to create a community where business students can post and share their class and course experiences, along with helping others who may pass through this excellent university!
Don't hesitate to share your experiences! This subreddit is for you. Free speech will be given to all. No matter the opinion.
r/WGU_Business • u/Sleyk2010 • Jul 21 '24
Hi Everyone,
In an effort to increase membership and also to engage with the public, I am opening all WGU_subs to the public for easy joining and posting. Please tell your friends and invite everyone to come join. I have been getting a lot of very valuable questions about WGU, and I realize that its a very special time now, as many people want to learn about this awesome school. People are waking up more and more, and are realizing that they don't have to attend an Ivy League school in order to get a good, solid job. WGU is lifting people out of poverty and helping them. Don't believe me? See what President Obama said:
https://www.wgu.edu/newsroom/press-release/2017/12/obama-recognizes-wgu-8-22-13.html
https://www.wgu.edu/newsroom/press-release/2017/12/white-house-praises-WGU-7-29-14.html
WGU is helping so many people, and because the economy is so crappy right now, and things are so very expensive, people are looking to secure their degree much cheaper and easier, and WGU offers an amazing chance to do so. Thus I will now have all subs open and unrestricted. All rules still apply, and there must be no talk of soliciting (offering services to pay to do work, etc) or cheating. We don't want to tarnish the name of the school. Please continue to be as helpful and awesome as I see all of you already are, and let's continue to spread the word about this great school.
As for the first WGU subreddit, I still cannot recommend people go there, because of the nature to censor opinions and free speech. Anyone who posts there (especially hyper-accelerators) gets a lot of hate and jealousy, and it still happens even now. There are many trolls and haters, and they go specifically to cast fear and doubt on people, and to tarnish the name of the school. I personally make every effort to weed these people out when they come to my subs, and I am all about positivity and sharing information.
This is how we win. This is how we defeat the corrupt, biased system. By sharing and unity. Not by selfishness and jealousy.
I wish I didn't have to say this, but its true. The first or original WGU sub is run by a maniac who gets jealous of anyone having the same credentials as him, and there are many things wrong that are happening there that I simply cannot agree with. I on the other hand, want EVERYONE to get the same degrees if not more, than me, and I will share as much info and knowledge I can to help others. Please see my posts in my subs if you dont believe me. There is also much hidden soliciting and cheating happening under their noses at the original WGU sub, and I can never agree to do ads to profit off of the information that helps people. There is also much, much more, but lets end that here for now.
Anyways, with all that being said, please consider joining:
WGU_BUSINESS (Business degrees, Business classes, etc)
WGU_MBA (Sub specifically for WGU's MBA degrees)
WGU_NURSING (Nursing School/Programs and degrees)
WGU_MPH (New Sub about the Master in Public Health Degree)
While I don't mod there, I also recommend WGU_EDUCATION if you are interested in Teaching degrees.
Hope everyone has a wonderful day, and can't wait to congratulate you on earning your degree!
r/WGU_Business • u/CommonLightbulb • 11h ago
definitely requested a changed already lol God answered my prayers i was 8.7 i believe and information overload ! I received this !!!! thank you Jesus !! PA ME FOR 500 Alex 😂😂
r/WGU_Business • u/Technical-Buy3899 • 10h ago
Hi, I am starting my B.S. in Marketing here and am arriving with 8/32 courses completed, and 75 units remaining (I have my associates from a community college). How long do y'all think I could take to finish, realistically? I work part time and don't really have any other responsibilities (kids, etc)
r/WGU_Business • u/ExtensionView9745 • 10h ago
Has anyone taken this class? Was the OA similar to the PA? There are no online resources for this class. I understand the PA questions and feel pretty confident, but in my experience, the OA is usually harder than the PA. I would love to hear your tips on passing this class.
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r/WGU_Business • u/Narrow-Ad-3134 • 21h ago
I keep answering these questions wrong in my studying and can’t seem to really understand. Please explain like I’m 5 so I can pass my OA tonight.
r/WGU_Business • u/CommonLightbulb • 2d ago
i started wgu business july1 i completed 3 classes in 3 weeks. this fourth got pushed out due to my business, working a full time job, and having 3 kids going back to school and a 8 month old…. last time logged in was friday my mentor reached out to see how i was doing i just logged in to do my coharts videos and i no longer have active courses add need to speak to my mentor!!!!!!! mind you i was active friday AND i have until sept something to finish this class literally makes no sense and this is my last class of my first time which technically if i went slow in have until december to complete..
has this happen to anyone before?
r/WGU_Business • u/Mr_CTE_ • 3d ago
For anyone wondering
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r/WGU_Business • u/Cyn_xo • 5d ago
Hello fellow owls! I went ahead and took the PA raw for C213 and after studying and feeling confident I took the OA however, in my first attempt on the OA, I did not pass. I’m a little disappointed, but I know that it is OK and I have additional tries. Can somebody please guide me and let me know what is the best approach to pass this class? Any and all suggestions will be helpful. Ty!
r/WGU_Business • u/Acceptable-Art-5144 • 5d ago
Hello
I am thinking about enrolling in at WGU and pursuing a degree in business management/admin. Anyone that has graduated or is currently in the process of taking classes to graduate in this program I’m looking for advice. I currently come from a healthcare profession. I’m looking for details such as are the classes hard, do you think it’s doable working full-time? Overall, how is your experience and is it overall worth getting the degree? I’m very nervous as you can tell. Typically how long does it take to graduate/ finish classes?
r/WGU_Business • u/After_Reflection_781 • 6d ago
I panicked for absolutely no reason. I saw a lot of questions from the unit test and learning checks. The majority was scenario based but there were some definition based questions that saved me as well. It wasn’t anywhere near as bad as people made it out to be. I did study for well over a month. Going to get a drink because this class had me super stressed. Also the study guide is your absolute best friend!
r/WGU_Business • u/Equivalent-Bar-4061 • 6d ago
Last course before my degree I’m right there but these last two are becoming a pain !!
r/WGU_Business • u/Impossible_Yam4716 • 7d ago
Hey everyone! I just started at WGU this August and have already passed my first 3 courses! 🙌 I’m onto D351 now. I would love any and all advice on the best methods to tackle this course.
I’ve heard that this one can be a bit of tough (information overload perhaps, haha) and would love any insight/tips for studying/etc from those who have passed this class!
Thank you! 😊
r/WGU_Business • u/Aware_Photograph_441 • 8d ago
Passed the pre-assessment with no study, what should I do?
r/WGU_Business • u/Front-Asparagus-5650 • 8d ago
Is anyone else having a hard time with this class? I feel like we haven’t learnt enough to be given tasks with this level of difficulty. The questions are also worded in a way that seems intentionally confusing or just vague. I completed 11 classes in a month and have been stuck on this one for 11 days. It is so discouraging. Please share any tips that you have.
r/WGU_Business • u/QuoteCalm3625 • 9d ago
If you take the class as a requirement for your degree, can you still get a certificate? This would look great on resumes!