11-01-2012, 10:04 PM
First off let me say thank you to all the "old timers" whose posts I took to heart and used as advice.
I'm just about half way to my BSBA in CIS at TESC thanks to a combination of ALEKS, ACE (credit for Networking/MS certs) and my friends at Straighterline. I didn't think I'd be able to find the time to complete a degree, let alone start a degree... but here I am, more than half way done.
I found out about straighter line about 8 weeks ago. It seemed like something too good to be true, so I laughed it off and closed my laptop and went to sleep. I decided to give it another look after I saw an ad for SL pop up while I was watching a youtube video (damn google reading my gmail and targeting me with ads).
Fast forward 6 weeks later, I've spent at least 80 hours a week reading going thru lesson plans and taking tests. I was already a accounting and history buff (who doesn't like the history channel and tax season?!) but I can honestly say, I never learned so much in so little time.
I spent about $1000 dollars total, on text books, straighterline, ALEKS, ACE transcripts and my admissions fees at TESC. The killer thing is once I mentioned what I was working on to my boss... he offered to pay for it. LUCKY!
Even with the proctoring - SL is a steal. The $$ per credit is unbeatable.
No shill here... just really proud and happy to be a part of the community here. Good luck everyone just starting and thank you to everyone else that paved the way.
:coolgleam:
I'm just about half way to my BSBA in CIS at TESC thanks to a combination of ALEKS, ACE (credit for Networking/MS certs) and my friends at Straighterline. I didn't think I'd be able to find the time to complete a degree, let alone start a degree... but here I am, more than half way done.
I found out about straighter line about 8 weeks ago. It seemed like something too good to be true, so I laughed it off and closed my laptop and went to sleep. I decided to give it another look after I saw an ad for SL pop up while I was watching a youtube video (damn google reading my gmail and targeting me with ads).
Fast forward 6 weeks later, I've spent at least 80 hours a week reading going thru lesson plans and taking tests. I was already a accounting and history buff (who doesn't like the history channel and tax season?!) but I can honestly say, I never learned so much in so little time.
I spent about $1000 dollars total, on text books, straighterline, ALEKS, ACE transcripts and my admissions fees at TESC. The killer thing is once I mentioned what I was working on to my boss... he offered to pay for it. LUCKY!
Even with the proctoring - SL is a steal. The $$ per credit is unbeatable.
No shill here... just really proud and happy to be a part of the community here. Good luck everyone just starting and thank you to everyone else that paved the way.
:coolgleam: