I passed the final review with a B … 😅 so proud of me.. would have loved an A but a win is a win!!! 🏆

The personalize feature is live!!! Tell Maestro how you want to be taught and watch the magic happen. You can tweak and change your personalization to match what works for you. As for me when it comes to coding my favorite theme is - “explain like I’m 5” 😅 being that I’m on the new side to python this helps me grasp coding easier. Check it out if you haven’t and let me know what your favorite personalizations are or what works for you! 🔥

Fellow 4/6sers!!! For the laptops, if we finish the term before the ten week mark do they go by that date or the official term end date? 🤭😅🤔

Who else is starting in the April 6th Cohort? What degree(s) are you going for and what are you most excited for? I am going for AAS in Business Administration- Entrepreneurship & Innovation followed by a Bachelor's in Computer Science with a business focus. I am most excited for this experience as it is a new concept of learning/schooling and the growth that will come not just with myself but my business as well. Starting over is exciting and knowing that I am being an amazing role model for my children is a great feeling. By showing them it's never to late to better yourself in education and with a great partner anything is possible. My husband will be along side me with the first two years for the AAS and when we start our bachelor's we will be going in different paths. Here to the start of something amazing congratulations to everyone accepted and I hope this journey is as incredible as you are!

So the prompt is as follows, Describe a situation where solving one person’s problem made things harder for someone else. How should an early founder or manager decide value claims to prioritize? This is an excellent discussion topic for the first week given the MGMT 101 topics for week one! I’m glad to see they have it tailored to the week and it’s not something barely touching the coursework and asking us to tie it all into our learning materials. For anyone else who may be in the business pathway do you have anything you’ve felt was difficult to learn so far? Or has everything felt like common sense? Personally all my MANY years of customer service experience have made these first lessons feel easier.