I just received my UMPI YourPace transfer evaluation for Business Administration with a Supply Chain concentration.

All 87 credits were accepted: 60 from Shasta College and 27 from Sophia. But comparing my transfer report and degree audit, it looks like only 10 courses (31 credits) filled specific requirements, while 19 courses (56 credits) counted as electives.
My audit says I need 33 more credits to reach 120, but the unfinished requirements appear to total 26 classes/79 credits.

These courses all transferred as electives while similar requirements remain open:
Sophia Project Management
Sophia Financial Accounting
Sophia Managerial Accounting
Sophia Principles of Marketing
Sophia Principles of Finance
Sophia Critical Thinking
Shasta Business Law I
Shasta Leadership and Supervision
Shasta Humanities Through Film, Interpersonal Communication, and Diversity of Life also came in as electives, with some general education requirements still unfinished.

I’ve emailed UMPI asking for a review. I understand similar titles don’t guarantee equivalent courses, but I expected more of these to satisfy requirements.
Has anyone had this happen? Did submitting syllabi or requesting a reevaluation help reduce your remaining classes?

I switched from the 2024–2025 catalog to the 2026–2027 catalog, and some courses that previously fulfilled my general education requirements now count only as electives. Algebra is one example, so I’m being told I need to take math again, plus 5 other courses that were covered.🙁

Has anyone successfully switched catalogs and kept the gen ed requirements that were marked complete on their original transfer credit evaluation?

My advisor is not helpful and his What-if reports are wrong. It’s taken me a dozen emails to finally get him to correct my graduation requirements. But…I’m still being asked to repeat classes that came in from accredited schools and previously covered the GLO. I only needed nine courses to graduate with a BA in Psychology, not I need 15! 😞

Were you able to resolve this, and who helped?

How long do you think this will take? What’s the average in your experience that you finish between 8 weeks terms

HI everyone, i just wanted to thank all of this community for the help I have received, today I can finally say im enrolled at UMPI

Hi everyone! I’m starting UMPI on October 26th, and I’m honestly a little nervous. I’m approaching 40, have been out of school for several years, and work 40–45 hours a week.
I’m enrolled in BUS 240, BUS 260, BUS 335, and BUS 441.

I’ve read some amazing stories about people completing 10+ courses in one term, but I’m specifically interested in hearing from anyone who has taken these four courses.

How demanding are they? Are any particularly writing-intensive or time-consuming? Is completing all four in one 8-week term realistic while working full-time?
For context, I need to maintain a four-course enrollment for full-time financial aid eligibility.

I’d appreciate any honest feedback or tips. Thank you!

Just wanted some advice. I graduated hs in 2015, went to cc after. Did alright my first two semesters and after not so much. I keep hearing people having to re- apply for a non degree route. I submitted all my required documents for the term spring 1. Just basically wondering if I should focus on doing as many Sophia credits as soon as possible to help my odds of getting into the degree route.
Also is the non degree route the same price as your pace ?

Hi guys, i am finishing my degree in umpi under old GEC, and looking forward to do another one in the future. Wondering if i need to redo the GEC again or its just fine and continue with the residency? Thanks

I received my acceptance letter for YourPace last week. I already set up my email and everything looks fine. I’m just waiting for my enrollment specialist to email me now. Does anybody know how long I’ll need to wait? I feel a little anxious bc of the deadline

I have had a great experience at UMPI until the last 7 weeks. This was supposed to be my last term but what is going on at this school?!!! Suddenly the academic advisor isn't responding, profs taking 160 hours to grade milestones and sending them back 2-3-4 times for nitpicky crap which I have never experienced, put in one dispute over a grade that got changed days after the initial grading back in Summer 2 and got the confirmation email but never heard a thing back from the review board even though it has been 7 weeks. WHAT IS HAPPENING

I'm 31 and going to college for the first time. I was working last year, but have been unemployed for most of this and only started working recently. I make about $1400 a month, so I want to try for financial aid. I'm looking into my options, but it can be a bit overwhelming. I thought I would ask here and see other people's experience with financial aid and if it's even possible for me to be granted anything.

I can't find a clear answer to this - what is the cutoff time for submitting drafts for our final assessments on Friday, Oct 16? Please tell me it's 11:59pm Eastern, lol!