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Busines Law - videogamesrock - 06-19-2015
Does anyone suggest either SL or Penn Foster for Business Law? I flunked this class 15 years ago and I was wondering which one would be easier to pass?
Busines Law - TinHead - 06-19-2015
Do Saylor. $25 to test for 3 credits. As long as you know the material (which is given to you) you will be fine. I just got a 70% the other day on the exam
Busines Law - Decius73 - 06-20-2015
TinHead, how long did it take you to finish the course with Saylor?
Busines Law - TinHead - 06-21-2015
If you do all the readings it should be around 2 weeks. Make you you read what they tell you as some of the questions will come directly from the readings that are not covered anywhere else
Busines Law - gingerbeefE - 06-22-2015
I 2nd the saylor, I took the SL, majority of SL are easy, but this one i passed with a 69.5
Busines Law - soliloquy - 06-22-2015
Have you considered the CLEP?
This book had everything I needed to know to pass it.
Business Law (Barron's Business Review Series): Robert W. Emerson J.D.: 9780764142406: Amazon.com: Books
Busines Law - videogamesrock - 06-22-2015
soliloquy Wrote:Have you considered the CLEP?
This book had everything I needed to know to pass it.
Business Law (Barron's Business Review Series): Robert W. Emerson J.D.: 9780764142406: Amazon.com: Books
I failed this course originally because the content is very difficult for me to concentrate on. I do not believe that I would do well clepping this at all. I do like the fact that if I get a 70% before the final with SL and I can receive a Pass on my ACE transcript. So if anyone has any feedback on Penn Foster that would be helpful.
Busines Law - hightecrebel - 06-22-2015
Hey TinHead,
How would you say the unproctored exam compares to the proctored version? Basically, what would a 'safe' score on the practice exam be?