Can any PMP holder speak to the value of the PMP for a non-IT field? I'm in business/public admin and handle manage projects and contracts, is there value in attempting the PMP for someone like me? Would it help create value for me in the IT space?

Has anyone attended/completed the ASU Thunderbird Chief AI Officer (CAIO) courses?

Any thoughts? 

I was provisionally accepted for Jan 2027, still considering if attending is worth my time.

Thanks,

Does anyone know which sophia and study.com courses cover Farmington's gen ed core?

Tony Romo arrested for DUI with full bodycam footage.





It's reported that he never took a breathalyzer test, so we don't know what his BAC was at the time of his arrest.

Not giving legal advice, but if a cop ever asks you to do a field sobriety test, you're almost always going to be arrested regardless of the test results. So taking a field sobriety test usually only hurts you. Tony Romo didn't even know how to do the heel-to-toe walk in a straight line. So, in the words of Tony Romo, "Did I pass this test?"

And if Tony Romo had been driving a Tesla with FSD, this never would have happened. Just saying, lol.

Can we get this thread to rank on the first page of Google search?

Our son had his Finnish credits sent to TESU via ACEI. Then, they all just showed up as electives with various course numbers. I have no idea how each course was actually evaluated. Does TESU keep a list of equivalencies that we just haven't found yet in his file, or do I have to guess which of the courses on his TESU evaluation came out as equivalent to which course? Or do I have to request this by email?

ASU Launches New Content Creation BA Degree
https://www.today.com/parents/family/uni...rcna589397

Quote:As a final project, students will be required to start an account on a social media platform of their choice, implement a growth strategy, create content and increase their follower count.

The End of the ‘Learn to Code’ Era
https://www.insidehighered.com/opinion/v...ra-opinion

Is a computer science degree still worth it?

Hello Everyone,

has anyone come across the Americas Accreditation Council (AAC)? This is seemingly linked to the Accreditation Agency of Curaçao. I am being flooded with posts and articles from them on my LinkedIn feed. Their current focus is supporting and accrediting "AI-native" institutions.

https://www.aac.cw/

Any thoughts/views on these two organizations and accrediting AI-native HEIs?

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STUDY recently announced another round of major updates to many college credit courses EFFECTIVE August 5, 2026. These changes impact course instruction, lessons/chapters, assignments, and in many cases, whether a final exam is required.
WHAT CHANGED (HIGH LEVEL)
Across MANY courses, STUDY:
• added final exams to several courses
• removed final exams from others
• added new assignments
• updated existing assignments
• added new chapters and lessons
• expanded course content in multiple subjects
This continues STUDY's shift toward rebalancing courses between assignment-only grading models and assignment + final exam grading models.

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(Effective 08/05/2026) 
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COURSES IMPACTED
Final Exam ADDED + Assignment / Content Changes
• Art 103 (3 New Chapters, 2 Assignments Updated, Final Exam Added)
• Art 104 (1 New Chapter, 1 New Assignment, 1 Assignment Updated, Final Exam Added)
• Business 202 (3 New Chapters, 2 New Assignments, Final Exam Added)
• Business 203 (Additional Lessons, 2 New Assignments, Final Exam Added)
• Computer Science 102 (4 New Chapters, 2 New Assignments, Final Exam Added)
• Computer Science 103 (Additional Lessons, 2 Assignments Updated, Final Exam Added)
• Education 210 (1 New Chapter, 2 New Assignments, Final Exam Added)
• Philosophy 102 (1 New Chapter, 2 New Assignments, Final Exam Added)
• Political Science 103 (2 Assignments Updated, Final Exam Added)
• Spanish 101 (3 New Chapters, 2 Assignments Updated, Final Exam Added)

Final Exam REMOVED + Assignment / Content Changes
• Business 302 (Final Exam Removed, 1 New Assignment, 2 Assignments Updated)
• Business 309 (Final Exam Removed, Additional Lessons, 3 Assignments Updated)
• Business 321 (Final Exam Removed, 1 New Assignment, 2 Assignments Updated)
• Business 324 (Final Exam Removed, 1 New Chapter, 3 Assignments Updated)
• Computer Science 302 (Final Exam Removed, 2 New Chapters, 3 Assignments Updated)
• Computer Science 303 (Final Exam Removed, 1 New Chapter, 1 New Assignment, 2 Assignments Updated)
• Finance 301 (Final Exam Removed, Additional Lessons, 3 Assignments Updated)
• Marketing 302 (Final Exam Removed, Additional Lessons, 1 New Assignment, 2 Assignments Updated)

IMPORTANT (FROM STUDY)
STUDY recommends students COMPLETE these courses BEFORE August 5, 2026 if they want to avoid the updated requirements.
What this means:
• students may now be required to complete a final exam in courses that previously did not have one
• some courses will instead remove the final exam and require additional assignment work
• additional assignments
• new chapters and lessons
• revised course requirements
• updated grading structures

Always review your current course syllabus after August 5 if you're enrolled in one of these courses.
IMPORTANT FOR HOMESCHOOL FAMILIES
If your student is on the HOMESCHOOL plan and later switches to a COLLEGE SAVER, COLLEGE SAVER PRO, or COLLEGE 
STARTER subscription:

Be aware:
• course versions may change when switching subscriptions
• homeschool and college course versions are not always identical
• assignments, tests, and finals may differ
There is no way to know exactly what will change until the student switches subscriptions.

REMINDERS
• Course versions depend on when the student enrolled.
• Students in the same course may have different requirements.
• ALWAYS review the current syllabus and progress bar.
• Most college credit courses still use a 300-point grading system.
• 210/300 points (70%) is typically passing.
• Chapter Tests usually keep the highest score of the first 3 attempts.
• Assignments can usually be resubmitted up to 2 additional times for a higher score.
• ACE credit generally transfers as Pass/Fail and does not affect your college GPA.
If your course looks different from someone else's, it is likely due to these ongoing course updates or differences in course versions.

ENGLISH COURSE REMINDERS
• English 204 (English Composition II) expires August 31, 2026. Students must complete the entire course, including all required assignments and the final exam (if applicable), by that date to remain eligible for ACE credit.
• English 205 (Technical Writing) expired May 31, 2026. Students who did not complete the course by that date are no longer eligible to receive ACE credit for the course.
You earned an A+ if you made it this far! 

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Here's Why More and More People are Done with Airbnb—It's Quite a List
https://www.frommers.com/tips/hotel-news...te-a-list/

Do you think AirBnB hosts should be allowed to charge $25 for not turning off the lights or $10 every time you lock a room?

Do you use AirBnB?