Finance by test out

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The Institutes (Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters) have something like 20 ACE credits of upper level or graduate level finance:

https://www.theinstitutes.org/doc/ace.pdf

I know nothing about these, but they are intriguing.  I would love if you could take them all and report back.

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https://www.statistics.com/financial-ris.../#syllabus

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https://www.pearson.com/us/higher-educat...nance.html

This Propero class is listed as upper level in the ACE database, but Pearson lists it as lower level.

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https://learn.saylor.org/course/bus202

The Statistics.com course looks interesting, but it has a prereq course, so it would be pretty expensive (and take a while) to get through both of those courses - and that assumes that they would then come in as Finance courses.

The Propero course is the same as most other Intro to Finance courses, but twice (or 3x) as expensive, so I'd go with a different provider for that.