Does anyone know of a test that is considered an upper division finance class? I am one short of my degree, and I really dont want to sit through another finance class

Dantes Principles of Finance and Money and Banking are upper level. As always you'd need to confirm with your school that they will count toward your degree.

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Dale H.
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Enrolled - BS-BGB Excelsior
Completed - 65 credits
Togo - 4 CLEP, 6 DSST, 2 ECE, 1 EC Course, 1 TECEP

I'm attending Park University so I will give them a call. Thanks for the info!

At Excelsior, the DSST Principles of Finance exam is considered upper level. However, if you already have finance classes, this will probably be duplicate credit. The only other DSST test that has anything to do with finance that is upper-level is Money and Banking. All CLEPS are considered lower-level.

Another option is to take a finance class at LSU Independent Study. They have two upper level finance courses, principles of real estate and business finance.

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BS in Accounting(General) from Excelsior College
Enrolled in MBA program at Upper Iowa University.

Principles of Finance DSSt is actually ACE recommended as a lower level Finance course.

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Ethics DSST-47
MIS DSST-60
Personal Finance DSST-57
Religions DSST-56
HRM DSST-57
Comp DSST-64
Management CLEP-60
A&I Lit CLEP-56
Supervision DSST-51
OB DSST-52
Public Speaking DSST 49
Intro to Business DSST-57
Counseling DSST-45
Env and Hum DSST- 55
Astronomy DSST-56
Marketing CLEP- 62
Business Law CLEP-47
World Population ECE-C
BYU Public Speaking-A
Excelsior College Math-A

CCAF A.A.S. Info Sys Tech

Currently taking Excelsior classes

Yeah, usually any test with "principles of.." in the title will fall into the lower level category. Charter Oak, where am enrolled, transcribed two of my three upper-level transfered classes as lower level because of this reason. Sucks, but that's the way it is.

good luck!

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CLEP Principles of Management, Introductory Sociology, Introductory Psychology, ECE Human Resource management, ECE Organizational Behavior, Intro to Business, Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union, Criminal Justice, Principles of Supervision, Money and Banking, Business Law II

B.S. Individualized Studies, COSC

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According to getcollegecredit.com, Prin of Finance is listed as upper level, whereas Personal Finance is lower level. Are they not going by ACE recommendation?

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