08-13-2023, 02:42 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-13-2023, 02:45 PM by lllunchbox.)
Thanks for all of the insight from everyone. This post was made from a point of frustration right after receiving the final email of "there's nothing I can do, sorry." And just needed to hear some other ideas/points of view. I'm going to post the list of classes that I know 100% I don't have done and will have to take at UMPI barring any changes after a transcript evaluation.
BUS 200 -- Intermediate Business Computing
BUS 220 -- Managerial Accounting
BUS 244 -- Management Information Systems
BUS 325 -- Financial Management
BUS 352 -- Business Law II
BUS 353 -- Legal & Ethical Environment of Business
BUS 361 -- Intermediate Accounting I
BUS 362 -- Intermediate Accounting II
BUS 376 -- Independent Auditing
BUS 377 -- Federal Taxation I
BUS 378 -- Federal Taxation II
BUS 440 -- Business Analytics
BUS 464 -- Advanced Accounting
BUS 469 -- Strategic Professional Communication
ENG 121 -- College Composition II
MAT 140 -- Mathematics for Business
PCJ 215 -- Business Communication
I said I didn't really want to spend the money to do something like SDC, but as @dfrecore said there's nothing going to be cheaper than free so either I can spend the money and take some of these classes, or use the 2 months studying course material I know I'm going to need/take. So maybe a month or 2 of SDC to keep my desired diploma date and not feel like I've "wasted" the time between Fall 1 and Fall 2 session is a good idea and wouldn't only benefit because I could end up with only needed the required 30 cu taken at UMPI instead of needing 51 at minimum as it stands now.
Any alternatives to these courses above would be helpful. I have the list of the ones I can take from SDC from the wiki, but I think there's some of these that I can take on Saylor.org also.
You're right, that's a lot more realistic of a possibility now without needing extra sessions/time, knocking out some courses and going into Oct with the same if not less amount of courses now but towards a double major. I'm going to re-read that post and your suggestions and look into that as well.
BUS 200 -- Intermediate Business Computing
BUS 220 -- Managerial Accounting
BUS 244 -- Management Information Systems
BUS 325 -- Financial Management
BUS 352 -- Business Law II
BUS 353 -- Legal & Ethical Environment of Business
BUS 361 -- Intermediate Accounting I
BUS 362 -- Intermediate Accounting II
BUS 376 -- Independent Auditing
BUS 377 -- Federal Taxation I
BUS 378 -- Federal Taxation II
BUS 440 -- Business Analytics
BUS 464 -- Advanced Accounting
BUS 469 -- Strategic Professional Communication
ENG 121 -- College Composition II
MAT 140 -- Mathematics for Business
PCJ 215 -- Business Communication
I said I didn't really want to spend the money to do something like SDC, but as @dfrecore said there's nothing going to be cheaper than free so either I can spend the money and take some of these classes, or use the 2 months studying course material I know I'm going to need/take. So maybe a month or 2 of SDC to keep my desired diploma date and not feel like I've "wasted" the time between Fall 1 and Fall 2 session is a good idea and wouldn't only benefit because I could end up with only needed the required 30 cu taken at UMPI instead of needing 51 at minimum as it stands now.
Any alternatives to these courses above would be helpful. I have the list of the ones I can take from SDC from the wiki, but I think there's some of these that I can take on Saylor.org also.
(08-13-2023, 11:39 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Hmm, (with the added energy and time) I guess it's a sign for you to take additional cheapies/freebies on the WIKI and slap them into a double major as I mentioned in your previous thread here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...-which-one
You're right, that's a lot more realistic of a possibility now without needing extra sessions/time, knocking out some courses and going into Oct with the same if not less amount of courses now but towards a double major. I'm going to re-read that post and your suggestions and look into that as well.