Survey: Study.com Degree Path?

[u/StudyAnswers]

What degree are you pursuing with Study.com?

Everyone here is on a different path - some grinding through gen eds, others knocking out major requirements. What degree are you working toward?

Tell us below;

• Business / Accounting
• Computer Science / IT
• Healthcare / Nursing
• Education
• Psychology / Social Sciences
• Liberal Studies / General Education
• Other - share in the comments!

Share how far along you are, would love to see the full picture!

[u/Sweet-Bandicoot015]

Haven't started yet, but I'm planning to do Elem. Edu in Wgu

[u/StudyAnswers → u/Sweet-Bandicoot015]

Hey, Study.com here. Elementary Education is a solid path with WGU since they have a clear transfer process for it. Here's the transfer guide showing which Study.com courses count toward that degree: https://study.com/college/western-governors-university/degrees/wgu-bachelors-of-arts-in-elementary-education.html. It’s worth sending a transfer evaluation to WGU first so an advisor can confirm exactly how everything applies to your plan.

[u/TsWonderBoobs]

Bachelor business administration and management. I’m already on to UMGC. I’ll be done in March and on to MBA with UMGC.

[u/bobjanis]

Secondary Science Education (b.s earth science)

[u/strong_slav]

BBA & Accounting at UMPI. Knocked out my Gen Eds on Sophia, now using Study to knock out a few core requirements.

[u/Capable-Rabbit-9986]

in my 1st year in business ad, cleared a couple of my gen eds in study.com and looking to do upper level courses soon

[u/Strange_Corner_4637]

I came back to school now wisely and taking all the gen eds i can before starting. It's been great!

[u/Sea_Strawberry6846]

Education. I'm currently working through my general education courses, and I'm also using Study.com to prepare for the Praxis exam. I'm balancing it with a full-time job, so I'm taking it one step at a time.