Tldr: connect with me on LinkedIn. For the first time in years, I’m looking for work. My last company hired an agency to coach me, and one of their main points is to tell everyone I’m looking, and to network. 

I have over 10 years' experience in complex financial crime investigations in a Tier 1 global bank, and before that managed teams and projects in fraud operations. I hold the CAMS and CFE certifications. Experiences and skills include business analysis, quality, analytics, and leadership and I have managed teams as large as 20 and budgets to $10MM. I'm currently oriented on senior consulting/advisory roles or to manage complex investigations, remotely or hybrid in the Pacific Northwest. 

Let’s connect on LinkedIn! I am active and genuine, and engage with my connections' content. I promise I won’t try to sell you anything, unless you’re hiring in the areas I note above, and then I guarantee you’ll want to hear from me. 

www.linkedin.com/in/phillip-lea-fincrime

Thanks

Phillip

Hi every one,
This is my first post here. I was enrolling in the UMPI previously, and only has one course left now, the HTY/POS 439 The Vietnam Wars. I saw both courses of HTY 108 The History of the Vietnam War and HTY 308 The causes/effects of the Vietnam War are transferable. But Current situation only allows me to enroll the simpler one the HTY 108. Does anyone can give me some suggests?
Really appreciate it~~~

The transfer equivalency are following:
From Study.com  1137270
To University of Maine Presque Isle

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Date Restrictions
Source Course
Source Course Title
Source Units
Target Course
Course Title
Target Units
Gen Ed or Core Requirement
 
HISTORY 100
Western Civ/Prehist-Post WWII
3.00
HTY 1XX
History Elective
3.00
 
 
HISTORY 101
Western Civilization  I
3.00
HTY 1XX
History Elective
3.00
 
 
HISTORY 102
Western Civilization II
3.00
HTY 1XX
History Elective
3.00
 
 
HISTORY 103
US History I
3.00
HTY 161
United States History I
3.00
GLO 7
 
HISTORY 104
US History II
3.00
HTY 162
United States History II
3.00
GLO 7
 
HISTORY 105
US History from Settlement to
3.00
HTY 1XX
History Elective
3.00
 
 
HISTORY 106
The Civil War & Reconstruction
3.00
HTY 1XX
History Elective
3.00
 
 
HISTORY 108
History of the Vietnam War
3.00
HTY 439
The Vietnam Wars
3.00
 
 
HISTORY 108
History of the Vietnam War
3.00
More...
 
 
 
 
HISTORY 301
Historiography & Historical Me
3.00
HTY 3XX
History Elective
3.00
 
 
HISTORY 306
The Civil War Era
3.00
HTY 3XX
History Elective
3.00
 
 
HISTORY 307
American Civil Rights Movement
3.00
HTY 3XX
History Elective
3.00
 
 
HISTORY 308
Causes/Effects of Vietnam War
3.00
More...
 
 
 
 
HISTORY 308
Causes/Effects of Vietnam War
3.00
HTY 439
The Vietnam Wars
3.00
 
 
HISTORY 309
War and American Society
3.00
HTY 3XX
History Elective
3.00
 
 
HISTORY 311
The Holocaust & World War II
3.00
HTY 3XX
History Elective
3.00
 

https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/news/p...78975.html 

Wow.  271,095 Students Strong

UoPeople has climbed to take the top spot in American higher education. Since opening our doors in 2009, we have grown into a global community of learners spanning more than 216 countries ..

Can anyone tell me what the course work is like ? Im looking for a Bs in psychology to get a promotion at work.  I know the test are Proctored but I am what does work leading up to the final test look like?

Looking for some advice and different perspectives.

Career advancement isn’t my goal. This is primarily about learning and, admittedly, personal fulfillment. I already have multiple master’s degrees, including one from UMPI.

I’ve been accepted into several doctoral programs, as well as a master’s program at a more prestigious university. Here’s what I’m weighing:

• Master’s at a well-known, prestigious university: Approximately $60,000 and one year to complete with transfer credits.
  
• Doctorate at a lesser-known university: Approximately $30,000 and one to two years to complete.
  
  

Hello, 

I have a question I'm currently doing some Sophia courses and wanted to know has anybody created a degree plan for ETAMU for Health and Safety degree.

Thank you!

I just received an email from Newlane about their Master in Philosophy (https://newlane.edu/ma-philosophy/):


The Master's is here!
A New Milestone for Newlane University
Dear Newlane Community,
We are thrilled to share exciting news with our university community: Newlane University's first master's degree program—the Master of Arts in Philosophy—has officially received accreditation and is now open for enrollment to students who have earned a bachelor's degree.
This achievement represents an important milestone in Newlane's history and reflects our continued commitment to providing high-quality, academic programs that prepare students to make a meaningful impact in the world.
For our current students, this accomplishment demonstrates the university's ongoing growth and investment in expanding educational opportunities. As Newlane continues to evolve, we remain dedicated to creating pathways for lifelong learning and advanced scholarship.
Whether you are considering graduate study in the future or simply taking pride in being part of a university on the rise, we hope you will join us in celebrating this exciting moment.

Thank you for being an essential part of the Newlane community. We look forward to continuing this journey together and sharing many more milestones in the years ahead.
With appreciation,
Ben Blair and Josh Stanley
Co-Founders, Newlane University

Current TESU ILA student.  I am looking into one of the BA programs at TESU.  

I will probably need a semester to finish up a few CLEPs that I am working on.   Does TESU have rules regarding having a "dormant" semester or semesters with no classes/no academic progress towards degree?

This is so very cool. David Collins is in my Basic Program cohort.

"David Collins, a current student in the Graham School’s Basic Program, recently had research from his doctoral studies cited by Justice Amy Coney Barrett in a U.S. Supreme Court majority opinion in an election law case. A practicing lawyer with a long-standing interest in history, David pursued his graduate studies part time while building his legal career and now continues his engagement with ideas through courses at Graham."

"When the U.S. Supreme Court recently considered a significant election law case, Watson v RNC, Justice Amy Coney Barrett cited and quoted from David’s scholarship, Absentee Soldier Voting in Civil War Law and Politics, in her majority opinion. David, now a student in the Graham School’s Basic Program of Liberal Education for Adults, was surprised to see research from his doctoral studies enter a current legal discussion."

"Pursuing a lifelong interest in history, he undertook graduate studies at Wayne State University starting late in his legal career. He earned his PhD in 2014, at the age of 69."




https://graham.uchicago.edu/article/supreme-court/


https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25...0_g3cn.pdf

I just got an email about this. UPI Study launched four new ACE- and NCCRS-recommended courses and sent out a promo code for Labor Day weekend.

Use promo code FREECOURSE at checkout to claim one free course out of these four new additions. Only one can be redeemed per account with the code.

 I successfully signed up for the American Literature course using this code.


The offer expires after Labor Day weekend on Monday, September 7, 2026.

• U.S. History I  upistudy.com/courses/us-history-1
  

• Art History I  upistudy.com/courses/art-history-1
  

• Chemistry Lab upistudy.com/courses/chemistry-lab
  

• American Literature upistudy.com/courses/american-literature
  

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