Straighterline/Aleks/Thomas Edison

[SmokeEm]

I have 81 credits and am interested in getting an accounting degree from Thomas Edison. Here are the credits I still have to get:

-Precalculus
-Business in Society or International Management
-Business Policy
-Managerial Accounting
-All other accounting credits(area of study) except Financial Accounting
-Six business electives credits(I have already taken DSST Money and Banking)
-3 General Elective credits

My question is how do I finish my degree withthout enrolling in the comprehensive tuition plan at Thomas Edison which is more than 7k? I am definitely open to using Clep/DSST for any of these remainding credits, but have pretty much taken all the ones I want to. Can I use Straighterline or Aleks to reduce the number of credits I have to take with TE in order to reduce the price? Thanks for your help.

[skyfall123]

-Precalculus Alexs, CLEP or Straighterline
-Business in Society or International Management DSST Business Ethics & Society
-Business Policy TECEP @$99
-Managerial Accounting Straighterline Acct II ACC 102
-All other accounting credits(area of study) Managerial Acct Straighterline ACC 150 transcribes at TESC as Cost Accounting
The rest = Adams State College or LSU or TESC courses
-Six business electives credits(I have already taken DSST Money and Banking)
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DSST Supervision[/COLOR]

[SmokeEm]

Thanks Geezer, I really appreciate it.

[dcan]

Also remember you'll still have to pay the annual "enrollment fee" or whatever they call it, something like $3K. A lot less than $7K but don't be taken by surprise. Just don't pay it until you are done and ready to graduate. Also, it will take about 6 weeks to get your official eval which will give you all the credits officially.

[ryoder]

Geezer is spot on. Go buy the accounting book for straighterline right now and get the previous version on Amazon for about 10 bucks shipped.
Then sign up for the $99 per month and enroll in accounting I&II. You could finish those two this month. ALEKs is good for stats too but it takes a while to complete. Do a search on this forum to find some helpful tips on that one.
Hint. Print the examples to a PDF file and save for later exams.
The TECEP is interesting material. Read the entire book and watch out for lists of things, like 4 steps to building a competitive advantage, for example. You may need to write about those on the test.