Do we know if the transfer to Maestro University is going to be an option? I saw the email said they were still looking at other transfer options... Maybe that will apply for us as well so we can finish up after June 30, 2027.

@Carla Addiah are we going to be able to double up classes? Is that a for sure thing? I started in January and by the end of June I'll have like 6 courses left. So if I could just double up, I'd be fine.

Its so hard! If they would accept normal human responses, it'd be fine... but its expecting me to write like a seasoned developer and I just am not there yet. For the reviews you can re-submit, its fine... but for the final reviews, I end up not getting full points on the questions because I can't explain things in super technical detail. 😒

It's so odd... It feels like way out in left field. I'm having a hard time tying it back to what we learned before.

Me too!!! I barely finished the review before the deadline last night. AND it had writing answers where you had to write like you were a developer explaining concepts and using correct terminology! It was hard. I changed up the teaching style for Maestro for this second week of lessons so that it makes me practice writing out concepts like I am a developer so the terms and the what's happening and why sticks more than just knowing how to code it. That was my problem... I could write code or figure out what was wrong with a code, but to explain it with correct terminology was hard! My notes had lots of information, but, it took me forever to piece together exactly what the question was looking for me to write.

@Greg Boone since I know what to expect now, I will make sure I practice that all week. I know it wasn't asking anything to super complicated, so, I am assuming it is sticking to the main ideas and concepts as far as writing out answers go. It was cool - I asked Copilot to create the AI prompt to put in the "Personalize" section to have it include practicing that in each lesson before moving on to a new concept or idea. Completely changed the flow of the lesson and took me off guard - definitely more "teacher-ish" lol... Previously I had it at keep it simple, explain like I am 5 and break stuff down into small steps, etc. I guess it was explaining things too simply, lol

I was thinking the same thing - but then I also thought its probably a good thing that I wouldn't have access to more loans. I really don't want to have to pay so much money when I get done and knowing that the tuition was all covered and I got the loans for personal reasons makes me feel guilty. So, perhaps its a good thing. And, maybe by them doing that, it's helping their financial situation and will be able to help them keep accreditation...