03-27-2018, 04:07 PM
(03-26-2018, 07:52 PM)MrBossmanJr Wrote: By general education, you mean the oral communication requirement? That's what I need. I finished the course last week. It was fairly easy and didn't even really have to try to pass it. I got a 100% on all the quizzes and a 57/70 on the final exam without studying.
I am talking about section F of the General Education requirements. It is labeled F. General Education Electives. For my course of study (BSBA Finance) I need a total of 19 credits. I completed several other courses for most of this and was looking for a quick and easy course to finish the last three credits.
For me, I used study.com's Communications 101 for the Oral Communication Requirement. This course wasn't difficult but it does have 89 quizzes, a final and three assignments.
I am unsure if Communications 120 satisfies the Oral Communication requirement in Section A. Intellectual Skills - Oral Communication.
Gloddy
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Professional Designations: CIMA®, CFP®, ChFC®
Professional Registrations: FINRA Series 7, 63 & 65
Still Need: N/A
Completed Courses: Study.com ENG104, POS102, BUS109, COM101, HIS103, NUT101, ENG105, BUS108, COMP102, HIS108, HIS106, PSY103, HIS104, STA101, LAW201, ACC101, ACC102, FIN101, COM120, BUS101, BUS102, BUS308, ECO101, BUS113; ALEKS College Algebra
B&M Schools: Penn State (93’), Bucks County CC (94’-95’), LaSalle Univ. (02’-03’), The American College of Financial Services (16'-17'), TESU (18')
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