Help finding an accounting course

[cdickerson0601]

I have one accounting course (3 credits) left to transfer to University of Maryland Global Campus and can't seem to find any more available on SDC, Straighterline, or Sophia.

I've already taken:
ACCT 220 Principles of Accounting I
ACCT 221 Principles of Accounting II
ACCT 301 Accounting for Nonaccounting Managers
ACCT 320 Fraud Detection and Deterrence
ACCT 321 Cost Accounting
ACCT 326 Accounting Information Systems

Does anyone know of anywhere else I can complete an Accounting course that I can request to be transferred to UMGC?

[rachel83az]

I have no idea what subject these are; they're going to be different course numbers at every university. Check out UNA to see if there are any courses there that you haven't already taken: https://www.una.edu/business/accounting-career-program/

[cdickerson0601]

I have no idea what subject these are; they're going to be different course numbers at every university. Check out UNA to see if there are any courses there that you haven't already taken: https://www.una.edu/business/accounting-career-program/

Thanks! I just updated my post to include the course names. I checked out UNA but I am a bit confused. Would I need to register to go to this school just to take an accounting course? If so, I can already do that through my college at UMGC. I am just trying to knock out as many classes as I can to save time and money versus registering at my school.

[thecontrarian]

IC Managerial Accounting.
TESU Federal Taxation TECEP.

[rachel83az]

It's my understanding that these are self-paced accounting courses for ~$180/credit. AFAIK, you don't need to register at the school, you just buy the course(es) you want. It's similar to TEL Learning, except the school is selling them to you directly.

[ss20ts]

IC Managerial Accounting.
TESU Federal Taxation TECEP.

They already have Managerial Accounting with Principles of Accounting II. 

Before taking a TECEP I'd find out if UMGC will accept it.

[bjcheung77]

You want to find out what UMGC will take in as transfers and see if you still have room for transfer. Study.com has the most number of courses and it seems you've already checked a few other providers. Find a local college and see which courses are available for transfer, if you can't find anything else then UMGC it is! You may want to check if UExcels/TECEPS and UMGC challenge exams will work (if they have any).