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RE: Any suggestions for Ethics - davewill - 02-08-2018
(02-08-2018, 10:14 AM)mudball Wrote: What is CPUC?
The dyslexic short form of "Ethics and the CPCU Code of Professional Conduct"
RE: Any suggestions for Ethics - jsd - 02-08-2018
(02-08-2018, 10:14 AM)mudball Wrote: What is CPUC?
The American Institute For Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters (commonly referred to as "The Institutes") offer a free ethics course that is ACE recommended for 2 credits.
312N-H Ethics and the CPCU Code of Professional Conduct (2 credits) - an upper level ethics/philosophy course that meet's TESU's General Education "ethics" requirement (you might have to ask for an exception to be made for the last credit, but typically this is automatically granted. The 3rd credit is to be made up as a general ed elective).
To signup, use the following link: http://www.theinstitutes.org/comet/learning_modules/cpcu_ethics.htm
Select the FREE option. You should not do the $5 option. The paid option is for "Continuing Education credit," which is different than college credit. The free version is ACE approved for college credit.
RE: Any suggestions for Ethics - dfrecore - 02-08-2018
(02-08-2018, 10:14 AM)mudball Wrote: What is CPUC?
That's the free Insurance Ethics course, and it's a duplicate.
I listed several options earlier in this post.
RE: Any suggestions for Ethics - Johmford - 02-09-2018
if you still need to take the DSST ethics in America I just did it Wednesday and it was not difficult if you really read the questions
RE: Any suggestions for Ethics - sguigar - 09-22-2019
I am preparing for Ethics in America thru DSST wondering if anyone has a recent info for this test. I am using instacert and study.com, study.com has alot of information and I guess I didnt think it was going to be as much as it seems to be. Ive been attempting to use instacert but I guess I cant just fill in the blank that is to definate I need multiple choice for a test like this. Any help would be appreciated thank you.
Sguigar
RE: Any suggestions for Ethics - diminutive - 10-11-2019
I just did the DSST Ethics in Tech and it had a lot of overlap between it and a generic ethics course. It also had a lot of digital security thrown in along with recent privacy and cyberwarfare news. Its a nice one if youre already technically inclined and have the ethics stuff fresh in mind.
RE: Any suggestions for Ethics - TwinMom - 10-11-2019
Mine did Ethics in America through Study. It was pretty well rounded.