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Course Suggestions for ASBA - Mab81 - 09-06-2018
I only need 4 more courses for my ASBA. I would love to get input on the easiest/quickest providers for these credits. I am willing to pay a little more $$ for a course if it means I can get it done more easily or quickly. I work full time so my study time is limited.
English 1 (I am taking this via Sophia)
English 2 (need suggestions for least painful course)
Marketing (need suggestions for fastest course)
Computer Concepts/Intro to computers (fastest course?)
Thank you everyone. I plan to take the cornerstone in Novermber and I wanted to try to knock most of these out before then.
TESU has confirmed to me that the residency waiver fee is good for 12 months so I can continue to try for my BALS on the same fee.
And yes, I do want both degrees. I am an accounting clerk and I believe having on my resume that I am 'pursuing' an associates in business has helped me land positions.
RE: Course Suggestions for ASBA - MNomadic - 09-06-2018
SDC English comp 2 might be the "least painful" since it only has 3 assignments.
onlinedegree has a marketing class, not sure if anyone has taken it to confirm if it's quick but it may be worth a try.
Also, if you are able, try clep/modern states for 1 or more of those.
Otherwise, I find SDC to be the quickest/easiest provider for most of their Courses.
RE: Course Suggestions for ASBA - quigongene - 09-06-2018
There's also a DSST for Eng II (multiple guess, no essays):
https://getcollegecredit.com/assets/pdf/dsst_fact_sheets/DSST_P._ADVANCED_ENGLISH_COMP._2016-2017_Fact_Sheet.pdf
RE: Course Suggestions for ASBA - peacel - 09-06-2018
Information Systems CLEP is good.
Marketing - Saylor is not worth it if you're going for fast. You can consider CLEP - I didn't take it, but I imagine it shouldn't be bad.
RE: Course Suggestions for ASBA - AwardTour - 09-07-2018
(09-06-2018, 12:44 PM)Mab81 Wrote: I only need 4 more courses for my ASBA. I would love to get input on the easiest/quickest providers for these credits. I am willing to pay a little more $$ for a course if it means I can get it done more easily or quickly. I work full time so my study time is limited.Sophia's Introduction to Information Technology will satisfy the Computer Concepts and Applications/Introduction to Computers/CIS requirement of the ASBA degree program.
English 1 (I am taking this via Sophia)
English 2 (need suggestions for least painful course)
Marketing (need suggestions for fastest course)
Computer Concepts/Intro to computers (fastest course?)
Thank you everyone. I plan to take the cornerstone in Novermber and I wanted to try to knock most of these out before then.
TESU has confirmed to me that the residency waiver fee is good for 12 months so I can continue to try for my BALS on the same fee.
And yes, I do want both degrees. I am an accounting clerk and I believe having on my resume that I am 'pursuing' an associates in business has helped me land positions.
(09-06-2018, 12:52 PM)MNomadic Wrote: SDC English comp 2 might be the "least painful" since it only has 3 assignments.
onlinedegree has a marketing class, not sure if anyone has taken it to confirm if it's quick but it may be worth a try.
Also, if you are able, try clep/modern states for 1 or more of those.
Otherwise, I find SDC to be the quickest/easiest provider for most of their Courses.
I might be taking that with Study.com myself.
You correctly called it English Comp 2 so I am not being pedantic but the full name of the SDC course is English 105: College Composition II. SDC's English 102 comes in as American Literature I.