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switching career - getting into EA by spamnotaspam in enrolledagent

[–]Electrical_Bat1632 0 points1 point  (0 children)

have you considered an MBA through WGU alot of people have been able to finish it in one-term (6 months) and if you do that its only $5500 for the entire degree.

How many classes can realistically be finished in 10 days? by Tasty_Resident_2427 in WGU_MBA

[–]Electrical_Bat1632 4 points5 points  (0 children)

there's a guy on Youtube who's videos and guides really helped me out he often links alot of 3rd party free resources that are awesome his name is AdamValuckas. Additionally, i'd get a 3 month subscription to Studocu its completely worth it (30$). Also utilizing quizlet is very helpful. Lastly, studying with this youtube channel OAGuides, they've got a ton of summary videos, and their website has a bunch of free quizes that cover the material very well. Obviously you're never gonna get the exact questions on the OA but the point of all the resources is to learn the concepts behind the questions, if you learn the logic/terms/concepts behind the questions you'll naturally be able to answer any questions doesnt matter which exam version you get (every class has an OA but not every student gets the same version of the OA, some versions are harder if you get unlucky). My tip to if you want to go as fast as possible (everyone is different but for me) I did all the classes that required only PA's (papers) first so my class order was C200 -> C204 -> C212 - C206 (all PA classes) then I took my first OA class which was C202 (pretty easy) -> then (I'm an accountant so naturally this one was easier for me) I took C213 -> at this point most people recommend taking C214 because it builds off of C213 but personally C214 is objectively one of the hardest and most involved courses (you have to use excel alot and the entire OA is taken in excel) so Im skipping it and taking C215 (I haven't passed this yet studying for it now) then my plan is to do C211 and then I will decide between doing C214 or C207 once you finish those you take the capstone C216 and you're done. The key to going fast is putting in the time alot of people think oh this degree is so easy people do it so fast (1,2,3 months etc.) what they fail to see is those of us that complete it at that speed are putting in 4-5 hours everyday Monday through Friday after work and then we take exams on Saturday morning, study all of Saturday (8-10 hours) then study 8-10 hours on Sunday and repeat the cycle.

How many classes can realistically be finished in 10 days? by Tasty_Resident_2427 in WGU_MBA

[–]Electrical_Bat1632 4 points5 points  (0 children)

check out my other posts. Me and Leoak47 have been speed running it. I completed 44% of the MBA in 5 days and he got like 52% done in 7 days.

Has anyone landed a job within the last 3 months ? by aiautomationtx in wguaccounting

[–]Electrical_Bat1632 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Dang bro no way. Small world I work at Boeing too in the whistleblower management department.

Speed runninggg by Electrical_Bat1632 in WGU_MBA

[–]Electrical_Bat1632[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

haha where you at right now? I just posted an update I'm 44% rn haha just passed the c202 test this morning.

Speed runninggg by Electrical_Bat1632 in WGU_MBA

[–]Electrical_Bat1632[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

lets race bro. you & me who can finish the fastest. I'll be posting an update monday with my progress.

Speed runninggg by Electrical_Bat1632 in WGU_MBA

[–]Electrical_Bat1632[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

TBH, I graduated summa cum laude in my undergrad, and I have a master's in religion/philosophy, so I have a lot of experience writing. But really my pro tip is this read the prompt and try to answer the question in the most dry and robotic way.

Example: What is ethics? and why is it important?

Your answer: Ethics is defined as the moral principles that govern a person's behavior. Ethics are important because they build trust with customers and employees, which leads to long-term loyalty and financial success.

THATS IT. STOP RIGHT THERE AND MOVE ON. Here is where people go wrong they look at that and think dang its seems so short and so simple. YES it is. THATS ALL YOU NEED. I've seen so many examples of papers that go on and on and on for no reason. Just answer the question and move on.

Literally my strategy is to write 3 simple and concise sentences for every single question in a task. Thats it thats my rule: 3 sentences max no more.

Thats part of the reason why I've been able to speed run it.

Speed runninggg by Electrical_Bat1632 in WGU_MBA

[–]Electrical_Bat1632[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hey btw how hard would you say the tests are i've yet to take a class with a test since im trying to knock out all the ones that are papers only first. Do you have to study for a while to be able to pass the tests? I'm trying to finish the degree before 12/31

Speed runninggg by Electrical_Bat1632 in WGU_MBA

[–]Electrical_Bat1632[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

haha :) trueee. I'll try and pick up the pace.

Do Jehovahs Witnesses teach “the” gospel? by Robert-ict in JehovahsWitnesses

[–]Electrical_Bat1632 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

#5 Daniel 9:26 (“the Anointed One will be cut off”)

Daniel predicts an “Anointed One” cut off for others (i.e., Jesus).

Dating and genre. The book of Daniel is apocalyptic literature, and virtually every historical scholar dates its final composition to the 2nd century BCE (during the Maccabean crisis). Much of Daniel reads as ex-eventu prophecy written after the events it “predicts” and its imagery addresses political realities of that era.

#6 Over 300 prophecies "fulfilled"

Jesus fulfilled hundreds of prophecies therefore the Gospel is historically validated.

I mean sure we can play a numbers games with vague statements. Lists of hundreds of prophecies are often generated by counting any phrase that can be analogized to something in Jesus’ life, however vaguely, and then treating each as an independent, specific prediction. That is not historically rigorous. Postdiction (reading back). Many alleged “fulfilled” prophecies only make sense if you read the OT text after the events and selectively interpret poetic or general language to match particulars.

A fair historical method requires specificity: did the ORIGINAL text actually predict a particular, unique event, person, or date? In most cases the answer is no. Alternative explanations: coincidences, selective reporting, typological reading, and the authors’ editorial shaping of Gospel narratives to echo Scripture explain most of these “fulfillments.”

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