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10-05-2017, 09:09 PM
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Try asking about the CSU Global CBE for Managerial Economics. No one has asked about that yet.
There are also some new ones that might work: Comparative Economics and Global Business, Financial Performance in Operations Management, Funding Sources for Small Business/Entrepreneurial Organization, and Management in the Global Economy.
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10-11-2017, 07:01 PM
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What I was previously told by TESU and posted above was apparently wrong. They are frustrating 
I don't think there are any classes at the cheap community colleges that would count. They generally only have the 2 basic econ courses which get used in the business core.
I think I may go for PLA to fulfill the last 3 cr, and I will post again in my Journey thread.
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(10-05-2017, 09:09 PM)sanantone Wrote: Try asking about the CSU Global CBE for Managerial Economics. No one has asked about that yet.
There are also some new ones that might work: Comparative Economics and Global Business, Financial Performance in Operations Management, Funding Sources for Small Business/Entrepreneurial Organization, and Management in the Global Economy.
Has anyone sent any emails about these tests? It doesn't hurt to ask. I don't know why so many people are reluctant to ask about every possible option.
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A TESU rep initially said Analyzing Financial Statements works as a UL Finance course. It's ACC but of course it's Finance related too. Another rep told me it did not work, but later said it does work. I believe it does work, since both reps are telling me it does, although there might be some confusion getting them to put it in properly. I think I should be fine since they are "planning it into my degree".
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yeah I had more or less decided to settle for accounting or general management options but thanks to all the great options sanantone posted I figured I would check to see if any of them would work. Strange thing is they had already told me the financial statements class would be considered accounting and I didn't even ask about that one again but when I sent them an email asking about the other possible courses from CSU this is what they sent.... Would have been nice to know how the other classes would come in too but I'm not gonna complain =]
"As of right now, the Finance area of study is slated to be completed with the following options:
Davar Academy courses: FIN310-Multinational Business Finance & FIN401 Corporate Finance
TECEP exams: FIN-321 and FIN-331
Ed4Credit: Introduction to Money & Banking
CSU Global exam: FIN400EX Analyzing Financial Statements
Unless you plan to change the above plan, the other CSU exams listed in your message will not be reviewed."
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I think you should ask what Analyzing Financial Statements will come in as. The course numbers you've listed above (except TECEP's) are the course numbers of the course provider, not the course equivalency at TESU. Davar is known.
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(10-13-2017, 07:15 AM)will1975 Wrote: yeah I had more or less decided to settle for accounting or general management options but thanks to all the great options sanantone posted I figured I would check to see if any of them would work. Strange thing is they had already told me the financial statements class would be considered accounting and I didn't even ask about that one again but when I sent them an email asking about the other possible courses from CSU this is what they sent.... Would have been nice to know how the other classes would come in too but I'm not gonna complain =]
"As of right now, the Finance area of study is slated to be completed with the following options:
Davar Academy courses: FIN310-Multinational Business Finance & FIN401 Corporate Finance
TECEP exams: FIN-321 and FIN-331
Ed4Credit: Introduction to Money & Banking
CSU Global exam: FIN400EX Analyzing Financial Statements
Unless you plan to change the above plan, the other CSU exams listed in your message will not be reviewed."
LOL. They're so rude. At least you have your AOS filled.
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(10-13-2017, 07:15 AM)will1975 Wrote: yeah I had more or less decided to settle for accounting or general management options but thanks to all the great options sanantone posted I figured I would check to see if any of them would work. Strange thing is they had already told me the financial statements class would be considered accounting and I didn't even ask about that one again but when I sent them an email asking about the other possible courses from CSU this is what they sent.... Would have been nice to know how the other classes would come in too but I'm not gonna complain =]
"As of right now, the Finance area of study is slated to be completed with the following options:
Davar Academy courses: FIN310-Multinational Business Finance & FIN401 Corporate Finance
TECEP exams: FIN-321 and FIN-331
Ed4Credit: Introduction to Money & Banking
CSU Global exam: FIN400EX Analyzing Financial Statements
Unless you plan to change the above plan, the other CSU exams listed in your message will not be reviewed."
Ed4Credit Money & Banking is probably ECO322. DSST Money & Banking is ECO322.
FIN400EX is ACC-311. Apparently some advisors won't realize that this counts for Finance, but some will.
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(10-13-2017, 02:50 PM)Ideas Wrote: FIN400EX is ACC-311. Apparently some advisors won't realize that this counts for Finance, but some will.
I knew those, but I always like to get updated info from advising when possible.
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(10-13-2017, 02:52 PM)dfrecore Wrote: (10-13-2017, 02:50 PM)Ideas Wrote: FIN400EX is ACC-311. Apparently some advisors won't realize that this counts for Finance, but some will.
I knew those, but I always like to get updated info from advising when possible.
Yeah, I like to have it confirmed a few times. I was told this yesterday (and a few months ago), and the person above was told it counts in Finance AOS.
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