TESU Finance AOS options

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Oops, I meant to say the Money & Banking (3 UL) was the DSST, not the Security Analysis.

Financial Mgmt (Study.com FIN-104) is supposed to TESU transfer as FIN-200, but, yeah, only 2 credits (2 LL). That screws things up a little. May verify AOS with adviser.

TECEP for Security Analysis (3 UL). I am working on Davar Corporate Finance (3 UL) and may wait til this weekend to take the exam, and next week I will do Davar Multinational Business Finance aka International Finance (3 UL).

It does look like there are a handful of CSU Global CBE's that would make sense as Finance AOS courses. I also browsed ACE course descriptions with "risk", "finance", "investment", etc. and there appear to be a few offerings with decent prices, and credits vary from 1-3. Obviously TESU can accept or not. An online TESU course is around $1350 with the affiliate discount, right?

I used to broker real estate notes years ago. Then I got into actual real estate and bought around 50+ houses and multi-families that I fixed up and sold. Dealt with lots of financing there. I think I may get back into that after I move to Latin America, maybe even some small-scale development, and work directly with banks and institutional investors to set up financing programs for buyers. If I go GM, I can wrap up the degree requirements before I leave the country, and I will say I have a bachelor's in business administration. If I go the Finance route, I wouldn't finish until perhaps November, and I'd say my bachelor's is in finance. Not sure how much it will matter.

Don't bother with a 2cr course in the AOS unless you have an additional 1cr course you can use there.

CSU-Global's CBE for Analyzing Financial Statements - even though CSU-G lists as a FIN course, it is considered an ACC course at TESU, so count that one out.