02-27-2019, 01:25 AM
If I were you, I'd probably do COSC. They are the cheapest as well.
None of the schools are going to help you much with alternative credit - you'll have to figure that part out here.
I am not scared of math, but I didn't think accounting was very math-y at all (basic addition/subtraction for the most part in financial accounting). The only things that were math-y were actually math - stats to be precise. COSC only requires stats for the BSBA, TESU requires stats and college algebra, and EC requires stats and precalc.
None of the schools are going to help you much with alternative credit - you'll have to figure that part out here.
I am not scared of math, but I didn't think accounting was very math-y at all (basic addition/subtraction for the most part in financial accounting). The only things that were math-y were actually math - stats to be precise. COSC only requires stats for the BSBA, TESU requires stats and college algebra, and EC requires stats and precalc.
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