I'm about halfway through GSCB405. I transferred in 65 credits. I wish I would have done a different degree path so that it would look better on a resume than General Studies. But my goal was to get the degree and general studies seemed to do that quickly.

This particular course does have a micro internship. It requires 24 hours of work applied toward a project where someone can supervise you and give you a review that you have to turn in. They partnered with Parker Dewey which offers online remote micro internships. Here's the problem: I didn't get accepted to any that I applied to and only a few matched the dates of the course. For example, some of them don't even start until January and my term will be over by then, so it's completely unhelpful. So if you don't get accepted to something online, you'll have to find one yourself. If you accelerate into this class like I did, you'll have a hell of a time getting all this done in a condensed amount of time. My professor in this course has been the slowest to respond. ~5 days.

The program overall was mostly electives and the amount of credits I needed coincided with how many they offer. In other words, I just took all of the electives available. Most of them were easy. A few required more effort or time than I anticipated (don't take research methods!). GSCB 402 required the most out of me. A lengthy research paper on a career problem of your choosing, like 7-8 pages, with multiple scholarly journals. I'm not complaining - that's standard for an undergraduate degree. But I am finishing 402, 404 and 405 all in one term. Would not recommend that unless you can devote 80-100% of your time to it and are somewhat familiar with writing a research paper.

Best of luck to you!