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(This post was last modified: 03-26-2013, 11:40 AM by Publius.)
I'm looking for options to take this, not through TESC (or TECEP), and not through LSU (their course is on Hold).
If anyone has any ideas or suggestions, I'd love to hear them.
EDIT: Actually, I'll ask this too... what other schools, other then TESC and LSU, may have some decent online accounting courses?
Thanks!
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Not Federal Income Taxation, but Penn Foster has a few ACE-approved accounting courses.
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Another option for online Accounting courses is Adams State University www.adams.edu Online Business Courses. The accounting courses are listed under business. They don't have Federal Income Taxation but they have a few courses such as Auditing and Governmental Accounting.
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Publius Wrote:I'm looking for options to take this, not through TESC (or TECEP), and not through LSU (their course is on Hold).
If anyone has any ideas or suggestions, I'd love to hear them.
EDIT: Actually, I'll ask this too... what other schools, other then TESC and LSU, may have some decent online accounting courses?
Thanks!
Pub, check out Upper Iowa University. They have independent study courses in acct. A little pricey though (over 300 p/cr).
Upper Iowa University - Independent Study - Available Courses
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Columbia college offers accounting classes and they have federal income tax for individuals and corporation. I don't know a whole lot about their classes, but just thought I'd mention it. Looks like it's $240/credit hour.
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Liberty University. Eastern Oregon State University may also have it.
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University of North Alabama (RA-SACS and ACBSP)
University of North Alabama Professional Accounting Prep Program - Home
They have Federal Taxation I and II as well as some auditing and financial reporting classes. Currently cost is $400 for 3 credits but it is set to increase to $475 on 4/2/13. It looks like they have a slightly flexible timetable for course completion but they still work around a semester schedule so they are not entirely self paced. If you need the classes right away I would jump on them before the price increase.
I saw that someone suggested Penn Foster earlier in this thread. If you intend to sit the CPA exam I would avoid their courses. Most states require that accounting courses come from RA schools. Some even have limits on the amount of distance education you can use to qualify. I would check the regulations for the state where you intend to be licensed to make sure that you will not have issues.
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