Looking for Guidance (TESU BSBA?)

[MNomadic]

Ethics and the cpcu guide to professional conduct is arguably the fastest, cheapest(free) and easiest way to satisfy the ethics requirement at tesu(it is ace approved):

https://www.theinstitutes.org/guide/onli...urses-free

I agree that you could probably knock out a few of the CLEPs, saylor, DSSTs with no studying or just a few hours/days of review making it a very quick option. Clep: marketing, management, analyzing and interpreting literature and any math ones that you may already be proficient with, are a good place to start.

You can actually do more than 2 study.com courses in a month and it is very possible especially with the faster/easier ones like presentation skills and library science.