I was reading today how this 3 credit course is broken down into a 5-week, 1 credit portion and a 10-week, 2 credit portion. I was hoping to not enroll until Term 2 in the spring semester but I am concerned that I would not have enough time to complete the full 15-weeks of the course. Does this mean I will have to enroll in Term 1 to give myself sufficient time to complete the course?
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Completed BSc in Business Administration (COSC) May 31st, 2017
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(Saylor) Business Law and Ethics
(DSST) Vietnam War / World Religions / Business Ethics and Society / Technical Writing / Management Information Systems
(CLEP) Microeconomics / Macroeconomics / English Literature / American Literature / College Composition
(UExcel) Human Resource Management / Research Methods in Psychology / World Population / Labor Relations / Psychology of Adulthood & Aging / Social Psychology / BioEthics / Organizational Behavior
(COSC) Conerstone / Capstone
(Straighterline) Intro to Communications / Biology Lab / Business Statistics
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