308 Globalization and International Management - Study.com

[omnk522]

Thanks for the reply ndelcollo. I started my journey under the assumption that I would be able to study a subject and then "test out" of it. I'll be very blunt in saying the last thing I want to do is to write essays all the time. One essay now and then is no problem. Looks like I'll taking the Business in Society Tecep this time. Please stop adding assignments Study.com. I'd appreciate it.

[rowan555]

This is the one I mentioned my son absolutely hating because of the absurd amount of essays. Don't overthink it - just go number by number through the rubric and address each part. Don't worry about the whole "case study" aspect - just write an essay with the rubric items included, in order, and you'll do fine. I realize now the best way to go is to just bang something out quickly, turn it in, and then use their comments to improve your score. My son easily added 10 or more points to each essay in minutes by making the suggested changes.

[azt579]

Would a business ethics class at a cc or university fulfill this requirement?

[dfrecore]

There are alternatives to the International Business/Business in Society requirement:

Penn Foster has International Business, right now it expires on 4/30/17, so you'd want to enroll and get started ASAP - $329

CSU-Global has Management in the Global Economy - $250

DavarAcademy.com has International Management - $70 + $25 to ProctorU

I know which one I'd go with!!

Also, no ethics course will give you International Business credit. If it doesn't say something about International (or Global) and Business (or Management), then it won't work. Except the TECEP, for whatever reason.

[Nixi]

Would a business ethics class at a cc or university fulfill this requirement?

TESU did accept StraighterLine's Business Ethics to fulfill the Business in Society/International Management last year for me, but unfortunately they updated the equivalencies and it won't work anymore. Dfrecore still has some good alternatives in her post though!

[azt579]

Thanks. Davar sounds like it might be a good option. I've never heard of them. How long does it take to complete their course and what does that course consist of? I went to their site but didn't see a syllabus.

[jsd]

Davar is Tor College Credits, renamed.if you create an account (free), you can login and download the syllabus and study material

[gremlinbrawler]

Davar is Tor College Credits, renamed.if you create an account (free), you can login and download the syllabus and study material

I made an account to get the syllabus but then when I went to download it, it seemed they wanted me to pay before continuing. Maybe I did something wrong.

[gremlinbrawler]

This is the one I mentioned my son absolutely hating because of the absurd amount of essays. Don't overthink it - just go number by number through the rubric and address each part. Don't worry about the whole "case study" aspect - just write an essay with the rubric items included, in order, and you'll do fine. I realize now the best way to go is to just bang something out quickly, turn it in, and then use their comments to improve your score. My son easily added 10 or more points to each essay in minutes by making the suggested changes.

Is it worth writing the essays BEFORE you go through the rest of the course so that you can be going through the course while you wait for them back or will you have no idea what to put in the essay if you do that?

[rowan555]

Is it worth writing the essays BEFORE you go through the rest of the course so that you can be going through the course while you wait for them back or will you have no idea what to put in the essay if you do that?

Oh absolutely - that would be a great idea. It's very easy to go and read the few sections the essays are based on. You'll use outside sources for most of the papers anyway.