FLBS,
I'm currently enrolled in Intermediate I. I was hoping to get these classes
going quicker. But, life happens, so I get this work done as quick as I can. It
will probably take me 2 or 3 months to finish this class.
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Posted: 24 May 2010 at 15:37 | IP Logged
Ahhh I'm so stressed out. I had surgery, missed my college graduation, and
I can't keep up with advanced accounting during the summer term here
since I'm still recovering from my surgery.
Does anyone know if New York State will accept LSU's advanced accounting
credits?
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Posted: 27 May 2010 at 14:38 | IP Logged
I don't see why NY would have a problem. LSU is regionally accredited. Please let me know if you have drama, since I am planning on starting some classes at LSU once I finish Inter. II at the end of June.
Which class(es) are you planning to take and when?
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Posted: 28 Jun 2010 at 19:31 | IP Logged
@Mek: Wow a month later I'm replying to this. My apologies! I need to take
Advanced Accounting. But I'm between LSU, and UC Berkeley
or UCLA. What will you be taking? And are you finished with Int II now?
Another question I had was, when they say you need to have a proctor for
your exam, how are you supposed to do that if you're taking this course
online? Especially if you're like me, who lives in a really rural area?
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Posted: 29 Jun 2010 at 19:06 | IP Logged
Ridz wrote:
@Mek: Wow a month later I'm replying to this. My apologies! I need to take
Advanced Accounting. But I'm between LSU, and UC Berkeley
or UCLA. What will you be taking? And are you finished with Int II now?
Another question I had was, when they say you need to have a proctor for
your exam, how are you supposed to do that if you're taking this course
online? Especially if you're like me, who lives in a really rural area?
Ridz,
About your proctor question: You have to physically go to a place where you take the exam under supervision. That means you might need to drive an hour or so 2-3 times over the course.
Somewhere on the LSU site you can locate a proctor that's closest to you. If that doesn't work, you can search schools (community colleges or universities) around you to see whether the schools have a "Testing Center" (usually for math/english placement tests). If there is a testing center, call and ask whether they provide proctor services.
If you only need proctoring for 1 course, you could also post and ad or email local high school teachers or professors. They might be willing to help.
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