Elmwood Institute MLM - My Experiences

[TINASAM]

Okay here's the latest.
I started working on Sept 5th and today I submitted my proctor information to take the Final.
Once you get into a groove its very methodical. I've done all the research assignments and the module exams, and now I just have the final. I've asked to be put into two other courses for next month.
Will give a Final exam update right after I take it, but I'm going to assume it is multiple choice like the module quizzes. All I had to do for the proctor attestment is to fill out a form with my student number, course number, personal info, and the name and email of my proctor. The proctor will submit my ID photo and theirs to get my login information and then I can take the test. I hope to have it all done by the end of the week. I could have done it faster but I have a lot on my plate right now with my other master degree too.

Having am associate in business and some Project Management certificates is making it a lot easier for this first class. I imagine someone with a bachelor's degree in business would whip through these even faster.

[TINASAM]

Since I will be finishing my Final Exam sometime before October, I went ahead and registered for two classes for the October term. They are
BUS 607
Communication and Ethics
LDR 611
Leading Creativity and Innovation

[TINASAM]

BUS 602, the first course, final exam was 100 multiple choice questions and three long form questions where I wrote a paragraph answer to the question.

Now on to the next two courses in the sequence starting October 1st.

[TINASAM]

New set of classes this month, here’s the breakdown of what to expect:

LDR 611: Leading Creativity and Innovation
• 4 Application Lessons
• 16 Discussion Questions
• A mid term
• Final Exam Capstone Leadership Simulation Project
Application Lessons 35%
Discussion Questions 35%
Final 15%
Mid-term 15%

BUS 607: Communication and Ethics
• 25 Subject Matter Quizzes
• 7 Application Lessons
• 2 Research Assignments
• Final Exam
Application Lessons 35%
Final Exam 20%
Research Assignments 20%
Subject Examinations 25%

[FireMedic_Philosopher]

The breakdowns are... interesting.

[TINASAM]

The breakdowns are... interesting.

It's incredibly different I will concur. It's a heavier program than I was expecting, but it isn't overwhelming so far. I'm interested to unlock the assignments quickly so to see what the project is going to be like in the Leadership course this month.

[TINASAM]

Ok so update. The two courses I ad for October are going fine, there was a few hiccups with some confusing wordage, but they corrected it immediately. Really well done in customer service and very student-centric. Love it.

I will be doing one new class for November; BUS 612: Leadership - Principles and Practices.
They have informed me that there is a hard copy textbook for this course and they are mailing it to me.

This will make four courses in three months. Not a scalding fast pace but I'm also working and in another master's program so there is only so much time in the day.

I really like asynchronous learning and the ability to do things on my timeline and so far, especially for the tuition, this is a great little program and I'm really looking forward to completing it and seeing how it prospers.

[Vle045]

Thank you for sharing your experience.

[TINASAM]

other than customer service, they're very hands-off. I hardly ever hear from an instructor. It definitely isn't for those students that need a lot of hand-holding or guidance. Those that can take the material and run with it on their own will thrive, but I'd not choose this program if you're the student that needs a lot of back and forth with an instructor or double-checking on what is needed to be turned in.

[FireMedic_Philosopher]

Am I correct on thinking they are not taking any further American students? ... That you are a test cohort?