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hey i researched the pricing of different schools offering independent study courses....
i found out arizona western college charges $120.00 for a 3 credit hour course....
wow thats cheap ... along with colorado state in pueblo and san juan college in new mexico ...
here is the website for this school ...
Arizona Western College
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Intro to Psychology- 50
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Western Civilization II- 57
Humanities - 61
History of US I - 59
Social Sciences & History - 54
Western Civilization I - 67
Principles of Mgmt- 53
Intro to Sociology -64
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AGS Wrote:hey i researched the pricing of different schools offering independent study courses....
i found out arizona western college charges $120.00 for a 3 credit hour course....
wow thats cheap ... along with colorado state in pueblo and san juan college in new mexico ...
here is the website for this school ...
Arizona Western College
AGS,
Thanks for posting this info. Please keep in mind, though, that you will need to get approval for any courses you take through AZ Western College,
if the courses are not already listed as an "Approved Course" with Excelsior (if you're an Excelsior student).
With low tuition fees like that, hopefully their courses WILL be accepted!
JoAnne
BS - General Business - June 2007
Excelsior College
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I'm getting intrigued by these online courses. My employer is paying for all of my costs, so I don't 'need' to go the cheapest route e.g. only by exams.
Anyone seen an online statistics course without proctored exams?
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Thanks for the info!! I'm always looking for lower-cost alternatives to the EC courses, myself. It's not like I have a money-tree growing in my backyard or anything. If I did, I'd share with you guys.
Matymus Primehilarious
Waterloo, NY
Excelsior College
B.S. General Business, Class of 2008
Fall 2011 - currently pursuing Pre-Pharmacy
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Well, it is in the sunniest place on Earth...Yuma, Arizona.
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CLEP: Hum. (67), Hist. of U.S. I (74), Hist. of U.S. II (71), Intro. Psych. (69), Intro. Soc. (72), Soc. Sci. and Hist. (74), Western Civ I (72), Western Civ II (70), Am. Lit. (60), Intro. to Educ. Psych. (62), P. of Management (74), P. of Market. (74), Intro. Bus. Law (67), P. of Accounting (60), AmGov (68)
DSST: Ethics in Am. (76), P. of Super.(67), HRM (65), Intro to Bus. (70), MIS (65), P. of Fin (62), M&B (65), P. of Stat. (68)
ECE: OB (B)
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