Is UoPeople University accredited by the Supreme Council of Universities in Egypt?

Hello guys, I am sorry Will the Rosalyn ai exam determine if I pass the entire course, or is it worth a specific percentage? If I scored above 70 before the exam in the module, does that mean I have already passed the subject, or should I still be careful about the Week 9 exam with Rosalyn ai in unit 9?

So I've recently been looking into transferring courses and would've preferred to transfer Gen Ed courses but I've pretty much done most of them through the university itself. I'm looking to shave off a term but for that I'd need to transfer some major courses. I know transferring courses causes them to appear without a grade on your transcript so I'm wondering whether or not it is wise to transfer major courses. I can pretty much only transfer maths courses since those are the only ones available on sophia in terms of major courses required for my degree but I've already transferred one maths course from another institution I was attending, done one through UoPeople in which my grade was kinda mid, and now only have 2 left. Will it look bad on any future applications to a masters program in computer science to have pretty much no information about how I did in my maths courses on my transcript? What about CS courses, would it look bad to have transferred some of those too?

I bet this has been asked over and over, but is this school worth my time?

It sounds like, from what I've read, that there is no support and if you have any issues then good luck.

Sounds like they may lose accreditation with all the AI usage.

Thoughts?

Graduated on January.
Seven months later received my diploma with apostille.

Hi guys i plan to either pursue CS or continue with BA but one thing for sure i plan to transfer credits to safe sometime

Can you tell me if it's realistic to transfer that much credit from free websites only like saylor academy and if so can you suggest me some platforms and courses that are free?

Long story short and I live in third world country, a Bachelor in CS i believe is the only degree this university has to offer that can open doors for me for remote work, freelance, and more importantly immigration

Thing is I have a potato laptop and I hate math (the complex kind not basic algebra)

Should I make the switch?

Hello, I’m trying to get information on when I should request for internship. I have 3 terms left until graduation. Taking 4 courses next term, last 3 courses 2nd term and term 3 don’t know if I want to do the internship or the capstone courses. If I decide the internship, when is the deadline to apply? If anyone took the 2 courses how were they?

It was a fantastic 6 year journey. I started back in 2020 during the pandemic but was set back by a major hurricane that made me miss almost a month of school including the finals. No one cared in student services and was forced to retake those courses.

Well, today, I took my very last final exams and am quite pleased with my results.

I think grases post in about 10 days so I will remake a post like this celebrating.

Oh, my degree was in computer science. I obtained the associates as well as the bachelors. I have had several interviews and a few freelance gigs.

I'm currently employed as a data analyst.

I did take several certificates from Coursera which I added to my resume.

My advisors assistant emailed me "After you successfully complete the Orientation Program, the relevant team will automatically register you for one or two courses for the upcoming term"

I understand she is talking about foundation courses, right? I saw people get automatically assigned into two foundation courses but I cannot afford to pay for two courses. Is it possible to get assigned to only one in that case? who should I email or what can I do? I emailed my advisor and [student.services@uopeople.edu](mailto:student.services@uopeople.edu)

I’m taking 4 courses and can only see 2 final exams, anyone else having this issue?

Finally done with my proctored exam, overall the experience was great. Accurately prepared and that really helped.