02-04-2023, 06:19 PM
MNomadic, thank you. I didn’t see that information on Edx. If credit comes down to a test at the end and no other assignments/projects, I should be fine. I just don’t want to load myself up with too much work.
LevelUP, I thought I had already taken all the cheap credits but then I ran across this Edx course. I am down to my last 6 classes to complete the BS. I’m pretty sure the remaining upper levels have to be completed at SNHU to meet their program and residency requirements. So, that only leaves me with INT-220 Global Dimensions in Business and BUS-225 Critical Business Skills that could potentially filled with alternative credits.
I am currently taking SNHU BUS-210 Managing and Leading in Business. It isn’t difficult at all, but I probably spend about 10 hours per week on it. Reading is one short chapter per week with occasional videos such as Ted Talks thrown in. Grading is generous, as long as you can follow directions, do the work, and submit it on-time. About 90% percent of the grade is based on writing – discussion posts and papers every week. Unfortunately, I am a painfully slow writer. I can get stuck in research mode for too long or stare at a blank screen for an extended amount of time without coming up with any words. If you are the sort that can quickly crank out papers and posts, you could easily do this course in half the time or less. I like that SNHU semesters are only 8 weeks long and their format keeps me moving forward, especially with the writing requirements where I could otherwise get bogged down.
LevelUP, I thought I had already taken all the cheap credits but then I ran across this Edx course. I am down to my last 6 classes to complete the BS. I’m pretty sure the remaining upper levels have to be completed at SNHU to meet their program and residency requirements. So, that only leaves me with INT-220 Global Dimensions in Business and BUS-225 Critical Business Skills that could potentially filled with alternative credits.
I am currently taking SNHU BUS-210 Managing and Leading in Business. It isn’t difficult at all, but I probably spend about 10 hours per week on it. Reading is one short chapter per week with occasional videos such as Ted Talks thrown in. Grading is generous, as long as you can follow directions, do the work, and submit it on-time. About 90% percent of the grade is based on writing – discussion posts and papers every week. Unfortunately, I am a painfully slow writer. I can get stuck in research mode for too long or stare at a blank screen for an extended amount of time without coming up with any words. If you are the sort that can quickly crank out papers and posts, you could easily do this course in half the time or less. I like that SNHU semesters are only 8 weeks long and their format keeps me moving forward, especially with the writing requirements where I could otherwise get bogged down.
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