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[Account-qhci]

Just getting into IT after 10 years in the transportation industry. I've learned SO much from this channel, thank you✌🏿.

[michaelblack]

Great content as always! Your videos on WGU were instrumental during my research phase when I was looking at different options of how to get into cybersecurity. Been loving every moment since I enrolled. You’re truly helping a lot of people. Thank you.

[dfaro]

I am a single dad. I was enrolled to a tradition college 3 years ago, and just couldn’t keep attending due to work/life balance issues. Keep hearing positive reviews about WGU and how it’s affordable. I will definitely enroll bu the end of this year. It’s a dream of my to receive my bachelors.

[rafatkhan]

Congratulations on your Masters degree...you’re a true gem !!! Very helpful videos

[bertmeza]

Great content! I am in the middle of a AS cyber/IT which has included networking fairly good entry into it. I found your channel and I have enjoyed your perspective. It is def encouraging as I am coming from construction. This is a huge change but one worth it! Keep the content coming and thank you!

[_itsbruno]

I was going to have a nine month gap between ETS and the time I started my originally-planned grad school program. I think I know what I'm doing in that time, now. Thank you so much!

[oculosprudentium]

Wow a Master's in 6 months!!
I'm right behind you btw!!

[User_]

I have a BS in accounting, but I’m trying to get into IT, finishing up A+ cert and been into technology since I was a teenager, would this Masters Degree make sense for me? As in, would I qualify to take it with no previous formal IT classes

[ardean]

Once I graduate with Bachelor's in NetOps and security I will have 12 months of remaining benefit on my GI Bill to use and I can't figure out what to do with it. This was an option the intrigued me but I think I'm becoming tired of school and writing papers, and a second bachelor's degree is probably a waste of time, so maybe I will just leave the remaining 12 months alone.

[SavageScientist]

Great video, i will be taking the CISSP exam later this year my company will be paying for it. I been putting off the CISSP.

[JoshMadakor]

Omfg I recorded a video just like this a couple weeks ago but it's still private lol. Nice video!
Edit: upvoted for pregaming CEH!

[Tristens.Ts.and.Things]

So CEH is only required cert during the program? How many papers did you write over the course of your M.S? Thats whats really holding me back from wanting to start

[exiawildfire]

I’m actually about to goto college to get my bachelors in cyber security after doing 10 years in law enforcement…looking forward to learning this subject.

[np]

I had never heard of WGU until I watched your video, I do hope they sponsor you.

[joshkindy]

Great video. I'm glad to see the audio has improved. i miss the top of your head though. sad day.

[d.w.]

On average how much reading material is linked to each course ? Do they have text books?

[SAMFUnnyGUy]

In cybersecurity, are we getting training and education on how to master the network design by the professors is it something we have to do it on our own base on our prior knowledge?

[Bee-dgsk]

I'm just hoping my financial aid can cover it and I start this program on April 1st🎊 im very excited and thank you for your wonderful content😁

[trlab]

This is your second video I saw that you talked about WGU, once I finish at SUNY, I'm going to WGU for my Masters

[thechillmaster]

is the MS in Cybersecurity any good or is it more of a CISSP prep guide? because if that's the case, I was thinking about applying to Georgia Tech for MS in Cybersecurity because i heard that it teaches hands-on, job skills and heard mixed reviews about WGU's MS program (i have the BSCIA from WGU already)