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Business/Managerial Communications - azt579 - 03-26-2017
How are most of you completing the Business/Managerial Communications requirement at TESU? I was thinking about taking the Saylor exam but I'm not too sure now and Study.com's course seems to have a lot of assignments.
Business/Managerial Communications - Nixi - 03-26-2017
Btaylor89 Wrote:How are most of you completing the Business/Managerial Communications requirement at TESU? I was thinking about taking the Saylor exam but I'm not too sure now and Study.com's course seems to have a lot of assignments.
I did Corporate Communications with Saylor, and I passed but barely. I spent ~4 hours studying just the unit quizzes/Practice Final and skimming through some of the book but it could take longer (I was just on a time crunch and expected to fail). This is not as easy as their Environmental Ethics, but the concepts in the quizzes/Practice align well with the Final.
There's still Business Communications at StraighterLine, which would have you do some writing assignments (I chose the Saylor route specifically to avoid writing, but I would have done StraighterLine if Saylor wasn't there).
Business/Managerial Communications - bjcheung77 - 03-27-2017
Recommend, Take both Saylor and Straighterline, you get two upper level courses coming in.
I wrote about this a few months back, one can be used as an UL credit for your area of study.