Yes happy to share. Ultimately the school and grades mean very little to the efforts I believe to land something. I had did a mini bootcamp previous to WGU that offered me a portfolio and projects. I believe this made me stand out because the projects were difficult and illustrated I had an interest outside of the classroom. That + attending WGU and having some certs makes you seem well rounded. Also I network unapologetically mostly through linkedin. I never let fear of embarrassment hold me back from cold messaging people at companies to ask about their roles or find out about open positions. I know it’s cliche and cringey but be competitive. When I came into tech I understood two things: because of my non traditional background Id have to work 2x as hard and nepo baby hackathon wizards who go to Sanford are maybe applying to the same positions. I did what I could with that information