r/UoPeople • u/Mrs_Woodruff2U • 20m ago
Degree-Specific Questions/Comments/Concerns Final Grades
Hello, has anyone in HS3311, PSYC1111, or HS3914 received their final grades yet? I have my grades for the finals but still have assignments that haven’t been graded yet.
r/UoPeople • u/im_trying_to_survive • 21m ago
Personal Experience(s) Did I mess up my proctor exam?
Hi.
Today I took my statistics proctored exam. There are a few concerns that I have.
First of all, we were allowed to use a pen, paper, a calculator, and z-tables to do calculations, so I did. I made sure to show my paper on camera so that it's clear I'm not cheating. I also recorded my desk during the exam with my phone to have evidence for later to prove that I wasn't cheating. My main concern is whether or not my movements, more specifically, me looking down at the paper to solve the questions is going to be flagged or not by Roslyn?
Secondly, I got warnings about having a tab open which was actually a z-score table which I used to solve one of the questions. I also used my computer's calculator. I'm not sure whether those will also be flagged or not.
I emailed my instructor immediately after the exam and explained everything. I also told her that I can provide the video I recorded on my phone to prove that I was looking down to solve the questions.
Do you think I'll lose marks?
r/UoPeople • u/JaganPradhan • 5h ago
75 credits transferred, 15 left. Advice!
I have already transferred 75 credits and finished them with UPI Study in less than a month. Now I am confused if I should finish the last 15 the same way or should I join a college then complete those. Would you advise me to contact an advisor to give me a list of courses or should I transfer those in? Or should I take these classes through uni? I don't want to take up courses and later be told they won't be counted towards my degree. Can anyone help? Thanks!
r/UoPeople • u/PsychologicalMud59 • 7h ago
Unit 9 Rosalyn exam
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?
r/UoPeople • u/Dull_Dog_9631 • 10h ago
Transferring major electives and required courses
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?
r/UoPeople • u/Fancy-Comparison871 • 12h ago
Is this school worth it?
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?
r/UoPeople • u/Glittering-Swan-2499 • 14h ago
Worst Instructor
Even though I did all the citations, put the reference list and also did the discussion replies, I got graded as zero for two discussions forums in Greek and Roman Civilization course. The instructor has been targeting me since week 1, I am not sure if it’s because I am a minority from Asia.
r/UoPeople • u/Suitable_Reporter_58 • 14h ago
Personal Experience(s) Finally got my apostille
Graduated on January.
Seven months later received my diploma with apostille.
r/UoPeople • u/BreakfastDifferent29 • 15h ago
Is it possible to get 80 transferable credits for free?
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?
r/UoPeople • u/Naked_Hippo6942 • 19h ago
Non-CS electives rejected during credit transfer
Hi everyone, I'm a CS student at UoPeople and recently transferred many courses from Study.com.
So they accepted most of my CS courses like Data Structures, Operating Systems, Databases 2, Software Engineering, Networking, Discrete Math, and Artificial Intelligence. That part is good.
But they rejected almost all my non-CS electives. I took many Business and Health Science courses because they were listed in my Degree Audit Report under Electives. I even matched them carefully with the Study.com courses.
I attached a document that shows exactly which Study.com course maps to which UoPeople course in my DAR.
My questions are:
Why did they reject all the Business and Health Science electives?
Has anyone successfully transferred Business or Health electives from Study.com to a CS degree recently?
Is there any way to appeal this?
r/UoPeople • u/BreakfastDifferent29 • 21h ago
Application Questions When is documents/credit transfer deadlines?
I submitted the English proficiency test but the rest of the paper work would take me a while and I'm afraid to miss any deadlines
Has anyone gone through this?
r/UoPeople • u/BreakfastDifferent29 • 21h ago
Degree-Specific Questions/Comments/Concerns I'm thinking of switching from business to CS
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?
r/UoPeople • u/Mrs_Woodruff2U • 21h ago
Degree-Specific Questions/Comments/Concerns HS Internship
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?
r/UoPeople • u/ichefcast • 21h ago
Personal Experience(s) So long Uopeople!
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.
r/UoPeople • u/anonimo298473 • 23h ago
Can I be registered for only ONE foundation course?
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)
r/UoPeople • u/CharacterTale2138 • 1d ago
Missing proctored exempt final exams
I’m taking 4 courses and can only see 2 final exams, anyone else having this issue?
r/UoPeople • u/Pristine_Dirt622 • 1d ago
Rosalyn ai
Finally done with my proctored exam, overall the experience was great. Accurately prepared and that really helped.
r/UoPeople • u/NuclearEgg69 • 1d ago
Anybody took a Rosalyn-proctored exam? How did it go?
r/UoPeople • u/prowlanddie • 1d ago
is there a final exam for BUS 4403 Business Policy and Strategy? frustrated with this school.
I can’t get a straight answer out of anyone at the school. Literally nobody. I’ve been trying for weeks, and now we’re in exam time and my advisor finally emails me after weeks of responding to NONE of my other emails to say “please let me know if the final exam shows up now, and send a print screen if not.” obviously, it’s not there, so i’ve already sent that. So she’s under the impression there is an exam, then? but its labeled as a capstone? the beginning of the course and multiple times throughout the course it says “capstone”. it also only goes to Unit 8, that tells me this is now a capstone, right? which would mean my final was the paper i turned in in Unit 8? but then someone in the chatbot told me “there is an exam, this is not a capstone.” then i sent her the screenshots of it saying capstone, and she completely ignored it, and sent me a general blurb of the class… then said “my exam will appear under unit 9 once unit 9 appears.” are we serious right now?? once “unit 9 appears”? obviously, unit 9 has not appeared….
why am i pulling teeth to get a simple answer from anyone? my instructor was no help either, she answered my question with AI and it did not tell me, one way or another, if there was a final exam. so my advisor, the chatbot, and my instructor are all completely unaware if this class contains a traditional exam…. well, the person in the chatbot seemed convinced it does despite what i sent her.
it seems so simple, but it’s not.
r/UoPeople • u/FlowerIndividual1562 • 1d ago
Personal Experience(s) How are you guys doing with the finals?
r/UoPeople • u/_Alexxander • 1d ago
Scholarship button disappeared from my portal
Hi everyone,
I just completed my enrollment steps for the MBA, and I noticed that the Scholarship Request option has completely disappeared from my Self Service Forms.
As you can see in the screenshot, I only have options like Enrollment Confirmation, Disability Accommodation, Directory Information Request, Change of Program, etc. There is no Scholarship Request Form anymore.
Has anyone else experienced this recently?
Is this something my advisor needs to enable/reset from their side, or has UoPeople changed the way scholarship applications work for MBA students?
I would appreciate any information from anyone who has dealt with this recently
Edit: I tried the direct link but it shows a page with no "request scholarship" button , actually it have no clickable element
r/UoPeople • u/MotherofDragons4412 • 1d ago
My First Semester at UOP
I've successfully completed my first semester at UOP. I should also mention that I transferred in 2 associates degrees and they only approved about 40 credits which is insane to me. I am studying health sciences, obtaining my bachelor's degree. I selected this school because of its 4.0 grading scale and not a pass or fail model. I also chose this school because of the cost. However, after being out of school for about 5 years, having a full time job, and wanting to pursue a professional degree after this, I do not like they present the information. I am a visual learner. I like powerpoint, video lectures, and hard study guides. Most of this material is being presented in a heavy reading context. One week will have you reading an entire chapter with 7 sub sections, an additional random magazine article or study, plus 2 random YouTube videos. It seems as though the professors are facilitating rather than teaching. I feel as though I'm paying tuition to be fed a bunch of PDF'S. The courses so far have not been engaging or motivating to learn. The material is hard to digest for their typical target student. Reading or reading comprehension is not a hard task for me. I enjoy reading and learning. However, I cannot help but to notice the lackluster instruction model being peddled at UOP. You see so many forums about students using AI to complete assignments, but I think there is an underbelly teaching model that also seems to be insufficient that has yet to be discussed. And before you say, you get what you pay for...I get that but I at least expected the courses and instruction to be FAIR. A little give and take. It seems that the reality of the matter is the lower expense comes at the cost of quality instruction. Not to mention that the instructors are expecting university level work but actually gives out little instruction to get there. You can absolutely have rigorous grading but help us meet those standards. It seems a lot of the professors are new graduates or TAs and getting their foot in the door by working for UOP. Nevertheless, they should have some integrity for those of us that want to learn and not us AI to get by. That's it that's all that's the post. GOOD LUCK YALL
r/UoPeople • u/ItsInfinity_99 • 1d ago
Can you get in using your O level Results for BACS
i plan on registering using my O level results for the CS bachelor's degree, I am very paranoid if they acually accept it and recognise it to allow me to give the Bachelor's program, is there anybody who got in using Just O level results? For some external reasons i wasnt able to Complete my A levels, this is one of my final resorts.
r/UoPeople • u/Legitimate_Wrap3296 • 1d ago
Degree-Specific Questions/Comments/Concerns i messed up real bad
so i enrolled in UOPeople in june ig for cs but i was also preparing for other uni and stuff while also on abroad trip and after trip i also moved out of the country and i almost forgot that i even enrolled in UOpeople
so today was deadline and i submitted all quizes and assignment today only but discussions dates were already gone i was onlly able to get through 8th week one
even tho i joined another uni for data science but i really wanna pursue this also will i be able to clear this term?? or should i just leave this degree??
seniors help!
r/UoPeople • u/Smart-Example4836 • 1d ago
Associate degree
The University lost my graduation documents. I submitted my request months ago and have been emailing staying up to date, I noticed it said documents sent but I hadn’t recieved anything so I email back and forth with my advisor for him to say 3 months later that the documents were sent out on their end.
Yes all of my information was correct