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[strawberryxfuzz]

It definitely wasn't a very difficult exam. For the price it's worth giving it a shot. Lots of overlap with the quizzes and final so I think you could easily pass it.

[azt579]

It definitely wasn't a very difficult exam. For the price it's worth giving it a shot. Lots of overlap with the quizzes and final so I think you could easily pass it.

Did you do all of the subunit quizzes or just the ones labled as assesments?

[strawberryxfuzz]

I did all the subunit quizzes as well.

[bjcheung77]

I took the Saylor Buisness Law and Ethics Final last night. Passed after only a few hours of study. I did what I do for most Saylor courses and study the quizzes and the non proctored Final. Lookup the answers you get wrong and memorize those. A lot of times with Saylor, they have a good amount of questions on the actual proctored exam from the quizzes and non proctored Final.

Thanks! That's great advice. Exactly what I would have done as well to get familiar with the subject and then do the proctored final.

[azt579]

I'm seeing that this exam is not recommended for ACE credit but only for NCCRS credit. How do I have those credits placed on a transcript to be sent to TESU?

[jsd]

For NCCRS, you request a transcript for free directly from Saylor. There's no central database like ACE has:

https://www.saylor.org/credit/#Transcripts

[azt579]

For NCCRS, you request a transcript for free directly from Saylor. There's no central database like ACE has:

https://www.saylor.org/credit/#Transcripts

Thank you!

[graduatesoon]

Saylor courses on your smartphone. They use the Moodle Mobile app. https://www.saylor.org/2016/10/blog-usin...y-courses/