Alternative credit suggestions? TESU Finance BSBA

[CAREYJESSICA443]

I have a plan pretty well laid out but have some gaping holes im looking to fill in. Please let me know if you know of any alternative credit sources for these :            from the  professional buisness requirements section    buisness in society or international management.           AOS Finance:                                                                           advanced financial management                                         commercial banking                                                              derivatives                                                                                risk management

[dfrecore]

For Business in Society/International Management - you can take BUS 120: International Business from study.com or MAN-330: International Management from Davar.

For Finance AOS, I can't read your list well, or figure out why you only need/want those courses, so I'm going to give you what I have:

Study.com
FIN 101: Principles of Finance (FIN-200)
FIN 301: Corporate Finance (FIN-311)
FIN 302: International Finance (FIN-344)
FIN 303: Financial Institutions & Markets (FIN-331)
FIN 304: Security Analysis & Portfolio Management (FIN-321)
FIN 306: Small Business Finance (FIN-314)

Davar
FIN-301: Intro to Finance (FIN-301)
FIN-401: Corporate Finance (FIN-311)
FIN-401: Multinational Business Finance (FIN-334)

Saylor
Principles of Finance (FIN-301)

DSST
Money and Banking (ECO-332)

Use a LL Prin of Finance course for the core, and then choose 6 courses that don't overlap for the AOS. Use the course number in parenthesis for your comparing - that's what TESU brings each course in as.

[CAREYJESSICA443]

For Business in Society/International Management - you can take BUS 120: International Business from study.com or MAN-330: International Management from Davar.

For Finance AOS, I can't read your list well, or figure out why you only need/want those courses, so I'm going to give you what I have:

Study.com
FIN 101: Principles of Finance (FIN-200)
FIN 301: Corporate Finance (FIN-311)
FIN 302: International Finance (FIN-344)
FIN 303: Financial Institutions & Markets (FIN-331)
FIN 304: Security Analysis & Portfolio Management (FIN-321)
FIN 306: Small Business Finance (FIN-314)

Davar
FIN-301: Intro to Finance (FIN-301)
FIN-401: Corporate Finance (FIN-311)
FIN-401: Multinational Business Finance (FIN-334)

Saylor
Principles of Finance (FIN-301)

DSST
Money and Banking (ECO-332)

Use a LL Prin of Finance course for the core, and then choose 6 courses that don't overlap for the AOS.  Use the course number in parenthesis for your comparing - that's what TESU brings each course in as.

Thank you! I was just choosing a few from the lost that sounded interesting but this is exactly what i was looking for! Thank you!!

[CAREYJESSICA443]

For Business in Society/International Management - you can take BUS 120: International Business from study.com or MAN-330: International Management from Davar.

For Finance AOS, I can't read your list well, or figure out why you only need/want those courses, so I'm going to give you what I have:

Study.com
FIN 101: Principles of Finance (FIN-200)
FIN 301: Corporate Finance (FIN-311)
FIN 302: International Finance (FIN-344)
FIN 303: Financial Institutions & Markets (FIN-331)
FIN 304: Security Analysis & Portfolio Management (FIN-321)
FIN 306: Small Business Finance (FIN-314)

Davar
FIN-301: Intro to Finance (FIN-301)
FIN-401: Corporate Finance (FIN-311)
FIN-401: Multinational Business Finance (FIN-334)

Saylor
Principles of Finance (FIN-301)

DSST
Money and Banking (ECO-332)

Use a LL Prin of Finance course for the core, and then choose 6 courses that don't overlap for the AOS.  Use the course number in parenthesis for your comparing - that's what TESU brings each course in as.

Two more things i am worried about on my plan that maybe you know

Would the management information systems dsst fill the buisness/management communications requirement?
Also do you think the Managerial Accounting Uexcel is sufficient for tesu's Managerial accounting requirement?

[dfrecore]

MIS will not fulfill business comm.

Any managerial accounting exam will work - UExcel is normally considered harder than other options I think, I'd do Study.com. I ended up doing it through Ed4Credit and they were fine, they are similar to SL (where you'd choose Accounting II). There's also a TECEP.

[CAREYJESSICA443]

I already took the principles of finance DSST do u think that and the davar intro to finance course would overlap?

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Nvm i answered my own question. It goes in as FIN200. for anyone else who make look at this thread

[Ideas]

I feel the UL Finance TECEPs are pretty hard. CSU-Global CBEs are not cheap, but I think they're a good option if you need more UL.