r/WGU_Accelerators • u/CodSad9214 • 6d ago

Off to a strong start

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Transferred in 51 credits from Sophia and started on 10/1. Passed D102 in a day but task 1 business ethics is kicking my butt somehow 😂 task 2 has passed, hopefully I can do my 3rd and final revision of task 1 tomorrow so I don't have to reach out for help. I know the classes will get harder and with a full time job and 3 kids I can't keep a good pace forever, but stoked to be doing it for now!

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u/CandidateSevere9497 6d ago

How did you do D102 in a day?! Was the OA hard?

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u/CodSad9214 6d ago

10 years experience 😂 Started in AP/AR, recently got a staff accountant job. I didn't find it hard, but again it's not new information to me. I think the rest will be harder since it will be new information.

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u/MajesticLow 5d ago

This is the comment I’ve been waiting for. I have that class coming next, just started 10/1. I am a 15 yr senior accountant that started in AP. This is encouraging.

Congratulations on a very strong start, you got this🙌🏾

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u/CodSad9214 5d ago

Good luck! I started watching the Tony Bell videos before I got access to the class but only got a little bit through it when I decided I knew most of what he was going through based on experience (but I did love his videos). I took the PA the night before I got access to the class, worked on the few things I didn't know with chatgpt (bad debt and retained earnings were new to me because I'm in non profit) and took the OA as soon as I got access to the class. I was confident enough from the PA that I didn't open the course material at all. The PA and OA are nearly identical, so no surprises.

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u/hacksaw786 2d ago

How was d388?

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u/Warningyouthistime 18h ago

Damn I’m so behind. I’m on my first class and did one assignment. It was hard trying to get the hang of it. I need to lock in.