CALLING ALL EXPERTS: Heavy on UMPI Classes - Am I Missing Any Alternate Options?

[turbotortuga]

What about the order of the classes?  Any suggestions, or just go in order by the number?

I am double major Accounting and BABA Management and Leadership, so my course path is a little different that yours. However, if the course difficulty remains similar for the Fall semester, I might suggest the following path for your coursework. You have 15 courses to take according to your plan. I'd try to whittle it down to 10-12 courses by doing a few more at Sophia/Study.com/Saylor Academy. Saylor Academy is preferable for me because I prefer to study and take a cheap $5 proctored multiple choice exam than write a paper/project, but if you prefer essays to exams, then plan accordingly.

• Eng 211 - Eng 211, Art 108, or Hum 103 [Sophia]
  
• Bus 260 - Leadership [Study.com course has quizzes plus exam only, no assignments]
  
• Bus 335 - Organizational Behavior [Saylor (exam) or Study.com (quizzes, exam, and assignments)]
  
• Bus 353 - Legal & Ethical Environment of Business [Saylor (exam only, took me 8 hours to study and pass it), Sophia (quizzes/essay)]
  
• Bus 415 - Operations Management (Saylor (exam) or Study.com (quizzes, exam, assignments)]
  

Final Courses to take at UMPI

• Bus 200 - Intermediate Business Computing
  
• Bus 220 - Managerial Accounting
  
• Bus 240 - Change Management
  
• Bus 244 - Management Information Systems
  
• Bus 321 - Human Resource Management
  
• Bus 325 - Financial Management
  
• Bus 330 - Marketing Management
  
• Bus 440 - Business Analytics
  
• Bus 469 - Strategic Professional Communication
  
• Bus 489 - Business Policy & Strategy
  

As far as yor previous question about the courses. Since exams are going away in the Fall, I'm not sure what projects will replace the exams in BUS 244, BUS 321, BUS 325, and BUS 440. Although BUS 325 is a long-ish exam course now (Took 5 days not including the wait time for Cody to affirm the milestones which was 4 extra days igh), BUS 244, BUS 321, and BUS 440 were short exam courses and I finished both in under 3 days each. I'd say that you should complete them in two parallel tracks that start with you enrolling in BUS 200 and BUS 220, then:

Track 1: BUS 200 --> BUS 244 --> BUS 321 --> BUS 469 --> BUS 489
Track 2: BUS 220 --> BUS 340 --> BUS 325 --> BUS 330 --> BUS 440

This is sort of a natural progression in difficulty and leaves the more time-consuming courses towards the end of the term. If you can get to BUS 469 in Track 1 and BUS 325 or 330 in Track 2 by the end of the first term, then you should be able to completely finish in the second term. I will warn you though. Use the Master Review Thread and plan accordingly. The last two courses BUS 469 and BUS 489 are LONGGG. Don't make the mistake that I did and add them with only 10 days left. I had to withdraw from them because I didn't have enough time to get a draft attempt before the end of this term. Good Luck!