Western Governors University

I was already working 60+ hours a week in Afghanistan as a Network Administrator when I enrolled at WGU in 2008. In spite of, or in addition to, or because of the rigors and stresses of supporting our troops networking infrastructure under austere and hostile conditions, I completed my degree 3 years later. It wasn't easy, but it was achievable. Since then I have obtained jobs, promotions, and raises that are based partly upon that degree. WGU allows you to add that essential ingredient to your resume. The rest is up to you.

I have just completed my B.S. in IT-Network Design and Maintenance Degree at W.G.U. I feel that I have received a degree that is second to none in the field of Information Technology. I do not want to use this forum to complain about something that I started and did not complete but to celebrate my accomplishment of finishing a very rigorous program. This university is a great deal. I AM W.G.U.