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It all boils down to how much time you will put in. If you are motivated and ambitious then I would say it is possible. You never know what life may throw at you during that time. Go in with an optimistic mindset and do the best you can without draining yourself. If you complete it in 8-10 months, is it really the end of the world? Good luck!
My advice to those who want to finish in less than one term is to not divulge your plans to your program mentor. Just finish the coursework quickly.
If, at the outset, you tell your program mentor that you want to finish the degree in one six month term, the mentor may do everything possible to slow you the hell down. Therefore, just earn your credits and move quickly. Don't announce that you're completing all your credits in one term.
Based on her posting history and my recollection, FeatherzRN worked full time while completing the program.@ FeatherzRN, Did you work during that time? Full-time? Part-time? Just curious, as I'm strongly considering WGU's program & would LOVE to complete in that time frame, but I do work full time.
People have done it. Most people don't. You really have to be motivated, a quick learner, and have a life that cooperates in order to get through fast. A lot of people start off intending to do one semester, and end up taking 2-3.
I would not suggest going into it if you are absolutely restricted to one semester by money or some other limitation.
If you do want to try for one semester, get C228 out of the way early so you can start C229 and have time to get hours.
I have similar hours... I'm starting on December first, how many hours per day did you devote to wgu?I have to take 40 credits.
Honestly, with my schedule and 50 CU to do, I pretty much gave up on everything but work, school, and maybe some minimal amounts of sleep. I finished in 3.5 months but my house was overtaken by weeds and my poor husband thought his name was "GoAwayIHaveToStudy!!".
For my MBA, I went down to part time - still did it in three months, but my dishes were clean and my hubby didn't run away in terror if he saw me studying. :)
MsKP6041
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With 34 credits needed to graduate, would this be doable in 6 months?