r/WGU_Business

Has anyone started over on their Capstone? I'm having a hard time finding industry history and information for the analysis for an alterations shop and I'm thinking of switching to something else. I have 29 days left of my term and I'm freaking out. I reached out to my instructor and the advice given didn't get me very far in my search for information.

I’m currently enrolled in WGU’s business management program through Sophia Learning and Study.com. If my current term ends on June 30th, should I reach out to my mentor or someone else at WGU to transfer to Sophia to complete the remaining courses, which are only about seven in total. Sophia is cheaper, but I’m concerned about the transfer process. I already know which courses will transfer and which won’t. How do I proceed? Should I send an email to my mentor or someone else now, or should I take some steps in the meantime before my term ends on June 30th to get a head start on my courses at Sophia?

Hi WGU grads! I just received my diploma , it’s the new version and it’s silver and blue.
I have been looking on Amazon, Etsy and Michael’s for a frame that matches. So far, I’m finding gold. Our new seal and all wording is silver and blue… so gold feels off.
Where did you all find a frame ? PS after paying for school I’m not wanting to spend a lot. TIA

Super excited to start my classes tomorrow and even more excited to begin this new chapter at WGU!

For those who’ve been through it already, or are currently going through classes what advice, tips, or tricks do you wish you knew when you first started that you learned later down the road?

I officially start my new term on monday so i wanted to go and take a look at my degree plan and i noticed that applied algebra -C957 is gone and replaced with a class called Design Thinking for Business - D428. Has this happened to anyone else or is this a glitch that might get fixed? Because i haven’t seen any emails saying there will be a change in the Business Management program!!

Edit- so i went to look and they sent me an email but it went straight to non important so i didn’t even see it. that’s my own fault. they have gotten rid of applied algebra and replaced it along with a few other classes. i’m a bit happy because they replaced an OA class with a PA class. so that means i won’t have to spend a month studying over and over to make sure im prepared to take that test. yayyy

I have a Master’s in Health Services Administration (Dec 2025) and a Bachelor’s in Health Science (2019), but for the past two years I’ve struggled to land a job or even get interviews.

I have experience in public health and worked as an Assistant Program Manager at a hospital through a contract company. My original goal was to become a Licensed Nursing Home Administrator, but finding an AIT position has been extremely difficult.

I recently enrolled in an MBA program and wanted to get some honest feedback, do you think an MBA will actually improve my job prospects?

For context, I’m also Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certified, OSHA 30 certified, and I’ve passed the core exam to be an Assisted Living Administrator in Florida. Despite all of this, I’m still not having luck finding a job.

Any advice or insight would be appreciated.