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Any courses online like Straighterline or ALEKS out there that would cover any of these? Or any format like those? I was looking at DSST exams for these and believe some would cover if anyone has any personal experience in which ones or ideas, let me know. I spoke with my boss today and they said this degree would be great for a non profit area because I could go towards human resource or run towards a non profit management.
Thanks
Masters in management
ORG-502 Leadership Management in the 21st Century (3)
HRM-530 Human Resources Management (3)
ORR-510 Organizational Research (3)
EIO-520 Economic Issues in Organizations (3)
FAM-540 Finance for Accounting and Managers
masters of non profit
HRM-530 Human Resources Management 3
ORR-510 Organizational Research 3
HRM-540 Lifestyle Benefits and Compensation in the New Millennium 3
HRM-550 Strategic Recruiting, Retention and Succession Planning 3
HRM-560 Intellectual Capital and the Workplace Learner 3
HRM-570 The Effectiveness of a Market Connected Culture 3
HRM-600 Managing the Human Resources Enterprise 3
HRM-610 Human Resources as a Strategic Partner 3
HRM-620 The Legal and Ethical Environment of Human Resources
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nj593 Wrote:Any courses online like Straighterline or ALEKS out there that would cover any of these? Or any format like those? I was looking at DSST exams for these and believe some would cover if anyone has any personal experience in which ones or ideas, let me know. I spoke with my boss today and they said this degree would be great for a non profit area because I could go towards human resource or run towards a non profit management.
Thanks
Masters in management
ORG-502 Leadership Management in the 21st Century (3)
HRM-530 Human Resources Management (3)
ORR-510 Organizational Research (3)
EIO-520 Economic Issues in Organizations (3)
FAM-540 Finance for Accounting and Managers
masters of non profit
HRM-530 Human Resources Management 3
ORR-510 Organizational Research 3
HRM-540 Lifestyle Benefits and Compensation in the New Millennium 3
HRM-550 Strategic Recruiting, Retention and Succession Planning 3
HRM-560 Intellectual Capital and the Workplace Learner 3
HRM-570 The Effectiveness of a Market Connected Culture 3
HRM-600 Managing the Human Resources Enterprise 3
HRM-610 Human Resources as a Strategic Partner 3
HRM-620 The Legal and Ethical Environment of Human Resources
Likely not... 500+ are grad level courses, DSST, ALEKs, et al are all undergrade courses... Two seperate worlds.
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TMW2010 Wrote:Likely not... 500+ are grad level courses, DSST, ALEKs, et al are all undergrade courses... Two seperate worlds.
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I did not know that .. That stinks ... Oh well. thanks
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nj593 Wrote:I did not know that .. That stinks ... Oh well. thanks
On the other side of the coin, thankfully there aren't tests that can fulfill those requirements. While a BA/BS is a stepping stone full of a wide range of subjects and mastery isn't needed in any subject, a MA/MS is "mastery" of a subject. An MA/MS is a specialized degree (in most situations) where you actually learn a subject in-depth enough to actually be able to offer something to the field.
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JBjunior Wrote:On the other side of the coin, thankfully there aren't tests that can fulfill those requirements. While a BA/BS is a stepping stone full of a wide range of subjects and mastery isn't needed in any subject, a MA/MS is "mastery" of a subject. An MA/MS is a specialized degree (in most situations) where you actually learn a subject in-depth enough to actually be able to offer something to the field.
Cant really argue with you
Just heard what I could make and got greedy and wanted it quicker. :>)
later guys
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FEMA IS courses- alot
Aleks completed-many of them
Cleps:Spanish 67
Associates in psychology UOP
TESC BA in psychology[/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE]
attempting currently
Masters in counseling
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nj593 Wrote:Cant really argue with you Just heard what I could make and got greedy and wanted it quicker. :>)
later guys
Of course. I am starting Liberty's MA of Management and Leadership later this month and with 8 week terms should go by pretty quickly. Total cost of books will be about $1400 with a $500 buy back program so total cost should be around $850 for books for the entire program. Since I am military tuition is also $250 a credit hour, should be fun.
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