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I don't believe so because it is not nationally accredited. If the college are not nationally accredited, then it is highly likely that universities in Europe w

I don't believe so because it is not nationally accredited. If the college are not nationally accredited, then it is highly likely that universities in Europe will not recognize WGU. Unless the institution have a formal agreement (Articulation Agreement) with WGU to transfer.

AviationAtom 4y ago
As I recall national accreditation is the weaker of the two, and regional is preferred, but someone correct me if I am mistaken.
- fellowniusmonk 4y ago
  Regional accreditation is the stronger accreditation. This is an example of a federal accreditation group: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transnational_Association_of_Christian_Colleges_and_Schools https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transnational_Association_of_C...
AviationAtom 4y ago
That said, WGU does not do traditional GPAs, as I recall, which can cause issues with transfers. It's more of a pass/fail. Trying to transfer credits is generally not advised, as I recall, instead you would want to complete your degree with WGU.
- no_wizard 4y ago
  They have a policy for anyone seeking your transcriptions of just marking everything as a "B" (3.0 GPA) on everything.
  - leereeves 4y ago
    That's ok for transfers, but a 3.0 GPA would make it difficult to go to graduate school.
    - no_wizard 4y ago
      That has not been the experience of my peers so far, granted I don't know anyone who went to Harvard intimately enough, but I know quite a few people who went to well regarded masters programs after graduating WGU
      - cwdegidio 4y ago
        About to finish the WGU BSCS program myself and have made a lot of friends in the program along the way. Many, including myself, that choose to go to grad school look at Georgia Techs OMSCS program, which is a very solid/reputable program.