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Feedback on TESC's Managerial or Business Communications Class - Can219 - 01-22-2014
I've tried searching and cannot find any feedback on this class at TESC. I'm trying to figure out when to sign up for this but I would like to get some feedback first. Can anyone give me some insight? How hard is it? How much time do you have to put in? What should I concentrate on? I have to do this class because I need a GPA. I will be doing it online since I'm living overseas. Thanks for any feedback :willynilly:
Feedback on TESC's Managerial or Business Communications Class - jobee - 01-25-2014
I think most of us take the Straighterline Business Communications class. Are you able to get a copy of the TESC syllabus? That would help you decide the level of work and time you need to put into this class. You have been successful with SL, CLEP, DSST, Penn Foster, etc. so I see no reason why you will not do the same with TESC.
Feedback on TESC's Managerial or Business Communications Class - andrewtn - 01-26-2014
I'm currently taking the class solely for the letter grade at TESC. My syllabus is attached. I just took the mid term last week. The class is a bit writing intensive but otherwise not too difficult. You do need the book. You'll be writing small papers every week (300-1400 words depending on the weeks assignment). It seems you get 100% on all weekly assignments (papers) so long as you put in a decent effort. If you do all the assigned work you should have no problem getting an A.