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Straighterline time to complete? Difficulty? - gingerbeefE - 11-07-2014
So I was looking at SanAntone's TESC BSBA in Computer Information Systems degree and decided it was the right degree for me.
( http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/Sanantone%27s_BSBA_in_Computer_Information
_Systems )
My plan was to study for 2 weeks per class then attempt to take the CLEP/ DSST because it is free for the military then to take the straighterline course if I fail. I am 3 credits from completing my CCAF ( after them not wanting to Accept my MGMT200 from AMU, and falling short from passing Principles of Management CLEP and Human resource management DSST. Last chance is Organizational behavior DSST before I have to take a class)
So My question is, after I complete my CCAF I will be working on the BSBA and was wondering how long each of these classes should realistically should take. I am able to work 60+ hours a week on school work but only able to take proctored exams about 20 of those hours a week. Has anyone taken any of the below classes specifically? How difficult were they?
Macroeconomics Clep or Straighterline
Microeconomics Clep or Stragihterline
College Algebra Clep or Straighterline
Principles of Financial Accounting DSST or CLEP or Straighterline
Principles of Managerial Accounting: Uexcel ECEP, TECEP or Straighterline
(Accounting II)
Managerial or Business Communications: Straighterline (Business
Communications), Saylor (Corporate Communication), Uexcel ECEP (Workplace
Communication with Computers)
Principles of Management: CLEP, Uexcel ECEP, Saylor, and Straighterline <<< would MGMT201 / MGMT200 or Supervision DSST satisfy this?
I am aware that it takes everybody different amounts of time, have tried to do a lot of research but the feedback varied quite a bit so I decided to make my own thread.