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Hey, Study.com here! The basic skills requirement is a WGU program requirement, not a Florida one, and you can meet it by passing all three Praxis Core subtests or by passing the WGU Academy Basic Skills for Educators course. On the reciprocity pathway you license in Utah first, and Utah does not require a basic skills test for initial licensure, which is why the handbook says the Praxis Core Bridge cannot be used for this. Your program mentor can confirm which option works best before you start Preclinical Experience. If you go the Praxis Core route, Study.com has prep for Reading (5713), Writing (5723), Math (5733), and the Combined test (5752).

Hey, Study.com here. Your AFQT score decides whether you can enlist in either the Army or the Air Force, and it comes from four subtests: Arithmetic Reasoning, Mathematics Knowledge, Word Knowledge, and Paragraph Comprehension, so put your study time there first. Start with a full practice test to see which of those four pulled your score down, then work on those specifically instead of doing general review. The official ASVAB sample questions are a good baseline, and Study.com’s ASVAB prep adds a diagnostic practice test that shows your weak areas, short video lessons for all 10 subtests, and a custom study schedule. Short daily sessions work better than cramming, and if you share which sections came back lowest, I can point you to the right lessons.

Hey, Study.com here. Montclair accepts Study.com courses but the specific equivalencies aren’t listed in TES yet, and you can see which Study.com courses match Montclair gen ed requirements here: https://study.com/college/school/montclair-state-university.html. The registrar should also be able to confirm how specific Study.com courses will transfer in for you. I’m not sure how transfer credit will affect your freshman or financial aid status and would recommend talking to the registrar about it so you get an accurate answer

Hey, Study.com here. Study.com courses are accepted at Montclair, but their equivalencies aren’t in TES yet, so our Montclair page is the place to see which courses match your gen ed requirements: https://study.com/college/school/montclair-state-university.html. Since you’re already in touch with the registrar, they can confirm how specific Study.com courses will transfer in. They’re also the best ones to ask how transfer credit could affect your freshman or financial aid status, so you get an accurate answer.

Hey, Study.com here. Yes, all 12 courses on your list fill a specific requirement in WGU’s Business Management degree, so none of them would go to waste: https://study.com/college/western-governors-university/degrees/wgu-bachelor-of-science-in-business-management.html. To transfer even more, the same plan also includes English 104, Statistics 101, Humanities 201, Accounting 102, Economics 101 and 102, Finance 101, Business 113, and Business 212. Study.com can cover up to 64% of the degree, as long as everything is finished and your transcript is sent before your first term starts, since WGU doesn’t accept transfer courses once you’ve begun.

Hey, Study.com here. The roadmap in your edit is the one UoPeople built for Study.com courses. Our UoPeople BSBA degree plan shows which Study.com course fills each remaining requirement, so you can check it against your 12 credits before you enroll in anything: https://study.com/college/uopeople/degrees/uopeople-bachelor-of-science-in-business-administration.html. UoPeople accepts up to 90 credits from platforms like Study.com, and it’s worth confirming your plan with your advisor

Hey, Study.com here. Finish your courses before your first term starts, since WGU doesn’t accept transfer courses once the term begins. Our Study.com WGU transfer pathways page. shows which course fills each requirement, like English 104 for English Composition I and Math 101 for Applied Algebra: https://study.com/college/western-governors-university/degrees/wgu-bachelor-of-science-in-information-technology.html. It’s worth telling your enrollment counselor your plan, so they can confirm each course before your start date.

Hey, Study.com here. Two open requirements on your report match courses on our UMPI equivalency list. Accounting 101: Financial Accounting covers ACC/BUS 150, and English 103: Analyzing and Interpreting Literature covers ENG 151 for GLO 3: https://study.com/college/school/university-of-maine-presque-isle/general-education-collection.html. Your report also shows UMPI requires at least 30 credits taken through UMPI, so ask your advisor which remaining requirements make the most sense to transfer in before you enroll.

Hey, Study.com here! In Alabama, the computer-specific Praxis is Computer Science (5652), and it leads to the Computer Science (6-12) certification, not a K-5 one. ETS lists every Alabama certification area and its required tests here: https://praxis.ets.org/state-requirements/alabama-tests.html, and it’s worth asking the district which certification they want for a K-5 computer role. If 5652 turns out to be the one you need, Study.com has a Praxis 5652 course with 898 practice questions and 23 practice tests.

Hey, Study.com here, and sorry about the trouble with Project 1 in Generative AI 101, especially with your membership ending soon. If you DM us the email on your account, we’ll pass it straight to our support team so they can follow up on your ticket before your membership runs out.

Hey, Study.com here. UoPeople accepts up to 90 transfer credits from platforms like Study.com, and our UoPeople BSCS degree plan shows which Study.com course fills each requirement, which helps if you need more options than one platform covers: https://study.com/college/uopeople/degrees/uopeople-bachelor-of-science-in-computer-science.html. For the transfer fee, UoPeople’s transfer credit page has the current details, including how to get a free evaluation: https://www.uopeople.edu/become-student/admissions/transferring-credits/

Hey, Study.com here. Since your NACES evaluation may already cover some gen eds, the safest courses to start now are ones that map to a specific UMPI course in our UMPI transfer guide, rather than ones that only come in as electives, which could overlap later: https://study.com/college/school/umpi.html. UMPI accepts up to 90 transfer credits, and once your degree checklist is generated, your advisor can confirm which BBA requirements are still open before you add more.

Hey, Study.com here, and sorry, that’s a tough evaluation to get back after three years of work. If your first term hasn’t started yet, there’s still time to fill more requirements, since our WGU transfer guides show which Study.com course fills each requirement for your degree: https://study.com/college/school/western-governors-university.html. Your enrollment counselor can confirm what’s left, so you only take courses that will actually count.

Hey, Study.com here, and congrats on raising every section while working 20 hours a week, especially the full point in Speaking. Your note about the old prep book is a useful warning for anyone still studying, since older books don’t cover the newer tasks like Listen and Repeat or Take an Interview. A 5.0 overall falls in the 4.0 to 5.0 range many universities look for, though competitive programs can expect more, so check each target school’s requirement. Good luck with the master’s applications.

Hey, Study.com here, and we’re sorry for the wait. Can you DM us your email address so our team can look into it directly?

Hey, Study.com here. The two courses you’re worried about both land exactly where they need to in WGU’s BSIT: English 104: College Composition I fills English Composition I, and Math 101: College Algebra fills Applied Algebra. You can check every other requirement the same way before paying for anything, since our WGU BSIT transfer guide lists the Study.com course that fills each one: https://study.com/college/western-governors-university/degrees/wgu-bachelor-of-science-in-information-technology.html. Both courses are on the $95/month College Saver plan, and since she can complete unlimited courses each month, finishing several gen eds in the same month keeps the total cost down. Under WGU’s 2026 update, 1-2 IT requirements must be completed at WGU, so have an enrollment counselor confirm her list before her January start.

Hey, Study.com here. Our WGU BSIT transfer guide shows which Study.com course fills each requirement, so you can budget for only the courses you still need: https://study.com/college/western-governors-university/degrees/wgu-bachelor-of-science-in-information-technology.html. Gen eds are on the $95/month College Saver plan, and you can complete unlimited courses each month, so finishing several in the same month keeps the total down. Under WGU’s 2026 update, Technology programs like the BSIT require 1-2 requirements to be completed at WGU, and WGU doesn’t accept transfer courses once you’ve started, so have an enrollment counselor confirm your list before you enroll.

Hey, Study.com here, and nice work getting your transfer courses done before March. If you want to make sure nothing slipped through, the WGU BS in IT degree plan lists every Study.com course that transfers into the program, including 9 IT major courses: https://study.com/college/western-governors-university/degrees/wgu-bachelor-of-science-in-information-technology.html. Sending your transcripts to WGU early lets an enrollment counselor show you exactly which courses are left, so you can focus your pre-study on those.

Hey, Study.com here, and thanks for sharing such an honest breakdown. Your tip to check plan tiers first is a good one: each course page shows whether it’s included in all college plans or only in College Saver Pro, and our WGU prelicensure nursing guide shows which course fills each requirement, so you can map it out before you subscribe: https://study.com/college/western-governors-university/degrees/wgu-bachelor-of-science-in-prelicensure-nursing.html. Congrats on finishing your gen eds while working full time.

Hey, Study.com here. WGU doesn’t accept transfer courses while you’re enrolled, so whether courses taken during a break count when you re-enroll is up to WGU’s re-enrollment rules. It’s worth asking a WGU enrollment counselor before you withdraw, so you know how they’d evaluate new transfer credit and whether withdrawing affects anything else for you.

Hey, Study.com here. Our UoPeople transfer guide doesn’t currently show a direct Study.com match for PHIL 1402, so we’d recommend checking with UoPeople’s transfer team before taking a course for that slot: https://study.com/college/school/uopeople.html.

Hey, Study.com here. Our WGU Business Management transfer guide shows which Study.com course fills each requirement, and Study.com’s catalog can cover up to 64% of that degree, so you can see exactly what to take before you enroll: https://study.com/college/western-governors-university/degrees/wgu-bachelor-of-science-in-business-management.html. Just make sure everything is finished and your transcript is sent before your first term starts, since WGU doesn’t accept transfer courses once you’ve begun. With 20+ years in management, courses like Business 101: Principles of Management may move quickly for you, since completion time depends on your prior knowledge and how much time you can dedicate.

Hey, Study.com here. That’s a routine check that can sometimes happen when a course is completed, and like the message says, most clear within a couple of hours. If it’s still showing after a full business day, email [email protected] with the course name so they can check on it.

Hey, Study.com here. A job gap is a good window for this, especially since your previous degrees should cover the gen eds and leave you mostly the accounting core. Our WGU BS Accounting transfer guide shows which Study.com accounting courses transfer in, so you can knock some out before your November 1 start, since WGU doesn’t accept transfer courses once your term begins: https://study.com/college/western-governors-university/degrees/accounting-bs-degree-plan-online-studycom-transfer-credits.html. If the CPA is on your radar, check your state board’s rules early, since some states only count credits from accredited institutions.

Hey, Study.com here. Charter Oak is a Study.com partner college, and our Charter Oak page shows how Study.com courses transfer there: https://study.com/college/school/charter-oak-state-college.html. Your upcoming meeting is still the best place to confirm how your mix of four-year and Study.com credits applies toward their limit and the liberal arts degree, so bring your transcripts and the list of courses you’re planning.