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Hey, I wanted to ask if anyone here is studying/studied any of the ABET accredited engineering bachelors at TESU and was able to transfer many credits from Sophia / Study.com / StraighterLine to shorten the duration to around 2 years

I’m looking at joining one of them if I’d be able to transfer in atleast around 60 credits (note that I already have 26 credits from mechanical engineering freshman year at RIT)

Would appreciate some guidance!

Hey everyone, so I used to attend a traditional university on campus where I live. For 1 year.

I made many friends, many memories and the campus was great

I left that uni because of the major and wanting to graduate early, long story short, I found SNHU and I’m seriously considering it…even though I’ve never done online University

However I’m 19M, all I hear around me is that you should enjoy your university years, meet friends, make memories etc

So naturally i started getting FOMO, considering I may be committing to Online univer for the next 2-3 years of my life (yes even tho I chose to leave that uni and especially that make)

But then I thought about something, their campus is open and visitors can come whenever they want and students bring their friends all the time + the campus is like a 20 minute drive from me

Why don’t I spend my Online years there? I can go sit in the library or cafeteria around my old friends, hang out all of us together and I study in the same spots I used to, except this time it’s online on my laptop and at a different university

Won’t I be missing out less considering I fear spending these 2-3 years at home?

Won’t I be making new friends, being around my friends everyday, making new connections etc except this time I’m just not attending lectures *in* this university?

I know I know it’s not the same as actually going to that university, but I’m still part of them, part of my friend groups, part of the events, at the library/cafeteria every other day instead of at home?

Would love to get your opinions

As the title asks,

If anyone between the ages of 18-20 is attending at SNHU I’d love to connect!

It’s because I mainly see SNHU as a uni for working adults but would also like to meet the students just out of high school or transferring unis!

(Alright for clarifications because I realised what this sounds like lmao, I’m 19 myself and I feel I’m doing something wrong going to a uni mostly consisting of working adults while everyone my age is going traditional but I wanna graduate early, so I wanted to see if there are also students either just got out of high school or been to 1-2 years of traditional uni like I did then pivoted - also no I didn’t use AI, that’s how I sound on posts)

As the title asks,

Would love to know which of them are most generous and accept a lot for these online majors?

I already know about SNHU, TESU, LU, UMPI - would love to hear of others

Excluding WGU because im an international applicant, they dont accept.

As the title asks,

Wanted to know how friendly/generous SNHU is with their ACE credits?

Trying to graduate early and cheaper, advice from someone who’s done it would go a long way with me!

As the title asks,

Wanted to know how friendly/generous TESU is with their Sophia transfer credits?

Trying to graduate early and cheaper, advice from someone who’s done would go a long way with me!

As the title asks,

A further more detailed explanation on this would be great

I’m trying to start an online bachelors degree in engineering or tech (IT) that is properly accredited and won’t be looked down upon, preferably if the degree doesn’t say it was completed online

Which universities would you guys recommend and how fast can I finish the degree if I fast track and do it full time?

(I have some credits in engineering but not sure how much would transfer, although I’m open to IT/tech bachelors)

Advice would go a long way!

Im building an AI native GTM team for B2B SaaS founders. We use the software to sell the outcomes ( X amount of warm demos per month, or X amount of revenue generated per month in exchange for a retainer).

(It was originally an AI SDR SaaS but we pivoted to planning to use it to sell the outcome instead of the software itself so we can comfortably charge service level retainers instead of software subscription)

However I fear that there’s too many lead gen agencies out there promising “15 qualified meetings or you don’t pay” and etc. although we are internally different in providing such a service for this ICP (since we would be using our own internal AI stack to deliver such results, we’d have software margins, while earning service retainers, it’s a newer model that YC has requested for twice)

I want to know how we can differentiate ourselves from all the lead gen and GTM agencies making such crazy offers, basically all the saturation

one advice I got was:

To narrow down our ICP 3 levels deep

“For example B2B SaaS companies that sell fintech services and, within fintechs, may be payment processors and, within payment processors, maybe D2C payment processors for brands”

Would love to get advice from experienced founders on how to go about this in terms of positioning and tackling satisfaction

Im building an AI native GTM team for B2B SaaS founders. We use the software to sell the outcomes ( X amount of warm demos per month, or X amount of revenue generated per month in exchange for a retainer).

However I fear that there’s too many lead gen agencies out there promising “15 qualified meetings or you don’t pay” and etc. although we are internally different in providing such a service for this ICP (since we would be using our own internal AI stack to deliver such results, we’d have software margins, while earning service retainers, it’s a newer model that YC has requested for twice)

I want to know how we can differentiate ourselves from all the lead gen and GTM agencies making such crazy offers, basically all the saturation

one advice I got was:

To narrow down our ICP 3 levels deep

“For example B2B SaaS companies that sell fintech services and, within fintechs, may be payment processors and, within payment processors, maybe D2C payment processors for brands”

Would love to get advice from experienced founders on how to go about this in terms of positioning and tackling satisfaction

What are always the most relevant intent triggers (timing) that I should look for when targeting founders of tech companies to sell a service that gets more demos/meetings in per month?

Hey Founders, (this is not a hiring post.)

If you know a good LinkedIn content writer with good results, do reach out to me please,

Thank you!

I’m looking for well experienced sales reps in LinkedIn cold outreach.

You must have experience and proof to show.

For context:

We are a 2 person team, me and a partner. He writes, I do sales.

He writes content for founders on LinkedIn, content that translates into booked demos calls.

We have very strong testimonials such as:

Helped a founder book a call with OpenAi through one of the posts my partner made for him

Booked around 135+ demos+calls in <8 weeks

All round 3 million impressions across 8 clients

Booked 17 demos from one post for a founder

And more (full testimonial document will be provided)

This would make the outreach by itself easy for you due to the results (with proof) we have.

Each client will be worth around 750$ per month.

Your commission will be 35% per client you bring (recurring, means you get the commission for every month they stay as well)

After we close the first client you bring, we will add a base salary + commission.

So far the average my partner has is 1 client per 5-10 calls with prospects.

I will provide the lists daily, however you can also work on bringing your own if you’d like.

You must be well experienced in bringing qualified calls/meetings through LinkedIn + email outreach, primarily LinkedIn.

This is only commission based until the first client is closed.

If you fit the criteria well, reach out to me

If you don’t, don’t waste my time, thanks.

Here is my personal email as well: preferred if you reach out there

Yusuf.maged2006@gmail.com

I’m looking for well experienced sales reps in LinkedIn cold outreach.

You must have experience and proof to show.

For context:

We are a 2 person team, me and a partner. He writes, I do sales.

He writes content for founders on LinkedIn, content that translates into booked demos calls.

We have very strong testimonials such as:

Helped a founder book a call with OpenAi through one of the posts my partner made for him

Booked around 135+ demos+calls in <8 weeks

All round 3 million impressions across 8 clients

Booked 17 demos from one post for a founder

And more (full testimonial document will be provided)

This would make the outreach by itself easy for you due to the results (with proof) we have.

Each client will be worth around 750$ per month.

Your commission will be 35% per client you bring (recurring, means you get the commission for every month they stay as well)

After we close the first client you bring, we will add a base salary + commission.

So far the average my partner has is 1 client per 5-10 calls with prospects.

I will provide the lists daily, however you can also work on bringing your own if you’d like.

You must be well experienced in bringing qualified calls/meetings through LinkedIn + email outreach, primarily LinkedIn.

This is only commission based until the first client is closed.

If you fit the criteria well, reach out to me

If you don’t, don’t waste my time, thanks.

Here is my personal email as well: preferred if you reach out there

Yusuf.maged2006@gmail.com

I’m looking for well experienced sales reps in LinkedIn cold outreach.

You must have experience and proof to show.

For context:

We are a 2 person team, me and a partner. He writes, I do sales.

He writes content for founders on LinkedIn, content that translates into booked demos calls.

We have very strong testimonials such as:

Helped a founder book a call with OpenAi through one of the posts my partner made for him

Booked around 135+ demos+calls in <8 weeks

All round 3 million impressions across 8 clients

Booked 17 demos from one post for a founder

And more (full testimonial document will be provided)

This would make the outreach by itself easy for you due to the results (with proof) we have.

Each client will be worth around 750$ per month.

Your commission will be 35% per client you bring (recurring, means you get the commission for every month they stay as well)

After we close the first client you bring, we will add a base salary + commission.

So far the average my partner has is 1 client per 5-10 calls with prospects.

I will provide the lists daily, however you can also work on bringing your own if you’d like.

You must be well experienced in bringing qualified calls/meetings through LinkedIn + email outreach, primarily LinkedIn.

This is only commission based until the first client is closed.

If you fit the criteria well, reach out to me

If you don’t, don’t waste my time, thanks.

Here is my personal email as well: preferred if you reach out there

Yusuf.maged2006@gmail.com

I’m having a difficult situation with university, family and business.

I’m running a small startup of my own with a good team, but business is slow and it’s early stage.

I’m strong in sales, booking qualified calls, finding warm leads and starting conversations, networking and bringing partnerships to businesses for direct revenue.

I’m in a very uncertain difficult situation right now and willing to work with a small base and good commission because I won’t go lower than my worth since I know I will be getting and closing more deals than I’ll personally make.

Reach out to me if you’re hiring anything in sales, business development, appointment setting, closing or lead generation.

I’m open to starting immediately, don’t need a visa, everything is ready and set.

Jazakum Allah.

All i keep reading is that it's better for fresh grads to find work elsewhere or not come here, till they have a few years of experience.

Im a university student, i want to prepare for this, i have connections from my fathers side ( hes not a business owner) and his friends and my friends also know people,

I want to prepare for the job market before i graduate, i dont want to waste time on making less than 7k aed a month after graduation,

how should i go about this? leave for europe? canada? why would they accept a fresh grad (from australian uni in dubai) with no experience to go to their country when the job market itself there is also very competitive?

Should i do masters in the country i want to work in after i graduate from here so i can work there?

Should i just rely on making as much connections as i can in the next 2- years perhaps i can get a job that pays quarter-decent even if its not in the field i graduate from ? (Bachelors of IT)

I worry about the saturation and competition here and it seems a bachelors is quite literally just a checkbox and all that matters is "wasta" + skills.

is having decent connections and a network gonna get you jobs even if theres much more experienced and certified applicants?

How do i get as much wasta?

im also working on skills related to team management, product management, tech sales, etc by running a small AI Startup with a small team

advice from people experienced and up to date with the market would go a long way with me!

As the title asks,

What’s the job market in the UAE like for fresh grads from Cybersecurity?

If you have connections not related to the field, can you somehow land a job in the field?

If I have a bachelors of IT in Cybersecurity,

Can I get a masters in traditional engineering like industrial, environmental, civil, mechanical, electrical , etc?

Note: I have 1 year worth of credits in Mechanical Engineering + 1 semester in mechatronics engineering credits - before I left.

Maybe these credits make me transfer easily?

Thank you

If I have a bachelors of IT in Cybersecurity,

Can I get a masters in traditional engineering like industrial, environmental, mechanical, electrical , etc?

Note: I have 1 year worth of credits in Mechanical Engineering + 1 semester in mechatronics engineering credits - before I left.

Maybe these credits make me transfer easily?

Thank you