Online credit courses

[Mcflurry]

So I need 4 more upper level credits and I’m trying to find the best site to do so. They will be business level courses at the upper level. Does anyone know the best place to do so and possibly ones without proctered finals. I know Sofia is all lower level. Thanks

[rachel83az]

What school, where are you transferring the credit?

[Mcflurry]

Thomas Jefferson state university

[rachel83az]

Thomas Jefferson or Thomas Edison? Thomas Jefferson might accept Stufy.com, but it's hard to tell from their handbook. Thomas Edison would accept Study.com, Davar, and/or the single 3-credit UL course from Sophia.

[Mcflurry]

Thomas Edison my apologies

[LevelUP]

Davar or SDC has business UL courses but both have proctored finals.

[bjcheung77]

I think we should merge this with the original post here, I have provided you the answer for two of the four courses you need, do it all at Davar Academy: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...alent-Help

To recap, the two courses I mentioned is again the following *snip from linked thread above*

The AOS requires at least 12 UL, so your professional business courses should have at least 3 UL credits. You can take both courses remaining at Davar Academy and at $99/both courses and $30/both proctored exams for a grand total of $129 for Managerial Communications and also International Management.

Now, to finish your BSBA, you just need two areas of study since you have Management, you need either Accounting, Finance, or Marketing. Take Davar International Finance and Principles of Sales, both again at $129 total. Davar is simple review of PDF/slides and a final exam (no textbooks, but proctored).

Now if you're looking for two more to finish off the degree requirements, again, you can take it from Davar Academy, MIS and Organizational Behavior. Don't take anything else from Study.com as those require assignments, these just require a simple review of a PDF/slides from a presentation and a final exam.

[LevelUP]

I suggest checking the Wiki based on what concentration you want for the BSBA.
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Ca...gree_Plans