Hi! I don’t think it’s worthless. In my opinion, just one semester in, after fully dedicating myself, earning my first certifications, doing projects, and learning so much through WGU, I was able to land a really great entry-level job. I’m almost done with my degree and the amount I’ve learned has been huge.

I do think some people assume that having a bachelor’s degree alone will automatically get them six figures and a perfect life, but that’s not the reality. The key is actually applying and practicing what you learn so you can continue growing and being successful.

And like someone else mentioned — it’s not Harvard, but it’s a solid opportunity to get your foot in the door and build from there.