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64% on C++, but making progress. - eriehiker - 10-24-2017
Hello!
I just thought I'd check in.
I scored a 64% on Straighterline C++. Kind of bummed, but close. I am four classes away from the BSBA in CIS and accounting. I need the systems analysis class, the programming class, the intermediate accounting II class and the income tax TECEP.
I have also completed the ASNSM for math and the operations management certificate. I am close on the finance, marketing and hr certificates. I also now have my eye on the organizational leadership certificate.
I have also just about finished 12 graduate credits in economics at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs. I was accepted as an out-of-state candidate for the University of Colorado graduate certificate in Economics Education by Economic Literacy Colorado.
I have also been driving up my math count. I passed calculus II at Straighterline and also the second edX differential equations class. EdX/ACP have turned down my first two requests to add that class to my ACE transcript, but I have sent additional paperwork and hope they come through on that. I will be trying for the third in that series as well. I would guess that I am close to 50 college level math credits by now.
I plan to graduate in March and then just teach and hike for a while.
RE: 64% on C++, but making progress. - bjcheung77 - 10-24-2017
Wow, you're so close, good luck on the rest of the courses! Keep on trucking... The Systems Analysis and design should be taken at CSU Global as a CBE. Where are you going for the programming class and the Accounting II? Interesting, it's nice to see you've added certs along the way too, did it cost you a bit more for those? Anyways, hope you can finish everything Feb 1 to graduate by March. Just make sure to apply by the end of the year, and not on Jan 1 as that's the last day and cutting it too close.