r/WGUIT • u/Midsummer858 • 2h ago
How did you get your Gen Eds done cheap before WGU?
Planning on doing the BSIT at WGU, but I’m not enrolled yet. I’m trying to figure out the cheapest way to complete gen ed reqmts before I start so I can transfer as many credits as possible and save on tuition. I work full time and have a family, so keeping costs down matters a lot.
So far, I’ve done Applied Algebra, Technical Communication, and Applied Probability and Statistics through Study.com, and I’m halfway through Intro to IT. Now, trying to figure out what I should budget for the rest before I enroll.
For those of you who’ve done this, how did you map your courses to the BSIT transfer pathway, and how much did you spend in total? Did WGU accept all your credits without any issues, or were there courses that didn’t transfer the way you expected?