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Western Governors University

4001 S 700 East, #700, Salt Lake City, UT 84107


Academic Transcript
Page: 1
Student Name: Richard T Le Student ID: 011672979
Date of Birth: Jun 02
Program: Master of Science, Cybersecurity and SSN: ***-**-3112
Information Assurance
Issued for: Richard T Le
Major: Cybersecurity
382 Curie Drive
Course Level: Graduate San Jose, CA 95123

Date Issued: May 07, 2024

Transfer Credit Accepted By The Institution:


CompTIA Certifications : 2

COURSE # COURSE TITLE CU GRD

Term: Nov 2023 - Apr 2024


EWOB ORA1 Orientation 0 Passed
ITAS D482 Secure Network Design 3 Passed
ITAS D483 Security Operations 4 Passed
ITAS D484 Penetration Testing 4 Passed
ITCL D485 Cloud Security 4 Passed
Governance, Risk, and
ITAS D486 2 Passed
Compliance
ITAS D487 Secure Software Design 3 Passed
Cybersecurity Graduate
ITAS D490 4 Passed
Capstone
Cybersecurity
ITAS D488 Architecture and 4 Passed
Engineering
ITAS D489 Cybersecurity Management 4 Passed
Term: Attempted: 32 Completed: 32

Earned Credentials/Certifications: Date Earned


CompTIA CySa+ 01/07/2024
CompTIA PenTest+ 02/05/2024

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Attempted Earned
Total Institution: 32 32
Total Transfer/Satisfied: 2
Overall: 32 34
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Western Governors University
Academic Transcript Key
The Academic Transcript is a comprehensive statement of attempted and verified learning designed to illustrate and communicate how the
student has met program competencies and corresponding learning outcomes. The transcript reflects the student's permanent academic record,
comprised of all courses set into registration, competency units received, certifications/credentials earned, honors/awards received, and degrees
conferred.

Accreditation
Western Governors University (www.wgu.edu) is regionally accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. The WGU
Teachers College is granted accreditation at the initial-licensure level from the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP).
WGU nursing degree programs are accredited by the Commission for Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The Health Informatics program is
accredited by the Commission of Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM). The WGU Business
College is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).

Competency Based Education


Western Governors University grants degrees and certificates based on the demonstration of competencies. Competencies for every degree and
certificate are developed by national panels of experts in the field. The competencies represent the knowledge and skills considered essential for
effective performance as a graduate of the particular degree or certificate program.

Competency Units (Credit)


One competency unit is equivalent to one semester credit of learning.

Class Levels
0-23 units = first year or freshman level
24-47 units = second year or sophomore level
48-71 units = third year or junior level
72-95 units = fourth year or senior level
96+ units = fifth year or fifth year senior level

Term
Western Governors University enrolls a new class of students at the first of every month and terms are six months in length.

Full-Time Enrollment
Undergraduate students are required to enroll in 12 competency units for full-time status. Graduate and Post-Baccalaureate students are required
to enroll in 8 competency units for full-time status. Depending on their levels of expertise and how much time they can devote to their studies,
students may complete additional competency units in a given six-month term.

Grading System
Academic Transcripts include eight possible marks:

• Passed: Certifies successful completion of a course of study. A student has demonstrated required competencies by passing the final
assessment with a grade equivalent of "B" or better or 3.00 grade points on a 4.00 scale.
• Not Passed: Indicates the student did not complete the required assessment(s) to demonstrate competency before the end of the term.
• Requirement Satisfied: Recognizes that a student has satisfied the requirements of a course of study through alternate coursework that
may not be directly transferred.
• Transfer: Signifies that the student has completed equivalent coursework or holds certifications or licenses that comply with WGU
transfer credit policies.
• Withdrawn: Represents that the student was withdrawn from WGU or course before the term completion.
• Dropped: Verifies that the course was dropped from term registration and is not included in attempted units.
• Incomplete: Indicates an arrangement between WGU and the student to complete the course before an agreed upon, later date. The
student has not completed the entirety of the coursework and/or the final assessment has been deferred.
• In Progress: Indicates a course was not completed within the term because the course, by design, requires a fixed period of time, more
than one term to be completed, and/or is not intended to be bound by the term structure of WGU.

Western Governors University does not calculate a grade point average (GPA) or class rank.

Removal from Academic Program


Removal from Academic Program indicates removal from the student's degree program.

Disciplinary Expulsion
Disciplinary Expulsion indicates permanent separation and removal from the University.

Note for Academic Transcripts Prior To October 2004


Prior to October 2004, Western Governors University was a non-term institution for Federal Financial Aid Title IV purposes. All courses of
study completed prior to October 2004 do not carry a term designation since the courses of study and terms were non-standard in length.

Release of Information
In compliance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (PL93-380), this information is released on the condition that the
recipient "will not permit any other party to have access to such information without the written consent of the student."

To resolve questions of interpretation or for further information, please contact the Student Records Department at (877) 435-7948.

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