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Okay...I am thinking of transfering to Excelsior from Strayer. I have officially applied and I am in the process of transfering in my prior schooling. I have about 60 hours of random credits, mostly in music, from my 2 years at another college.
I am going for the BS Business-Finance degree...I just completed the DSST Principles of Supervision...while I am waiting for all of my credits to be transfered in...what test should I go for next that I will definetly need and likely not get credit for...remember, I have no prior busines classes, took a couple of math, one english, some lit classes. I just don't want to study for something that I'm not going to need. Any advise would be appreciated...
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DSST Principles of Statistics? Nasty but necessary.
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You could take Business Law, Marketing, Management for CLEP and Finance, Financial Accounting, Intro to Business, Personal Finance, Management Information Systems for DSST. As for the math portion, I think you need up to Pre-Calculus or higher. I could be wrong though. Good Luck!
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I achieved much of my credit through music as well--though not as much as you. Check the info I just posted in response to a similar question and see if any of it is helpful to you.
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