Upper Level Finance courses at study.com

[moptop]

Not sure if I missed any posts about this but it looks like TESU's Finance AOS can be completed all from study.com:

https://study.com/directory/school/Thoma...ransferTab

Finance 101: Principles of Finance
FIN-200 : Intro to Finance
3
Finance 102: Personal Finance
BUE-101 : Personal Finance (Free Elective)
3
Finance 104: Financial Management
FIN-200 : Intro to Finance
3
Finance 301: Corporate Finance
FIN-311 : Corporate Finance (Equivalency Only)
3
Finance 302: International Finance
FIN-344 : International Finance
3
Finance 303: Financial Institutions & Markets
FIN-331 : Financial Institutions and Markets
3
Finance 304: Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
FIN-321 : Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
3
Finance 306: Small Business Finance
FIN-314 : Small Business Finance
3

[dfrecore]

Nope, it can't.

Finance 101: Principles of Finance and Finance 104: Financial Management duplicate, so only take 1 - and it goes in the core.

Finance 301: Corporate Finance
Finance 302: International Finance
Finance 303: Financial Institutions & Markets
Finance 304: Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
Finance 306: Small Business Finance

Those all go in the AOS, and all are UL - so you still need a LL non-duplicating course in there.

Davar, UExcel, and Propero all have Prin of Finance as an UL course, so that would be your best bet for the 6th course.

[mysonx3]

I have a related question:

Does anyone know what alternative courses TESU accepts for the "Select 3 from the following" section of the Finance undergraduate certificate?

The listed options are:
- Advanced Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
- International Finance & Trade
- Principles of Finance
- Public Finance
- Risk Management

I'm assuming that Study.com's International Finance will work, as well as one of the Principles of Finance (though perhaps not Study.com's version since it seems they're looking for an UL class. But that leaves one spot open. Any known courses that could make that certificate fully test-out friendly?

[dfrecore]

I have a related question:

Does anyone know what alternative courses TESU accepts for the "Select 3 from the following" section of the Finance undergraduate certificate?

The listed options are:
- Advanced Security Analysis & Portfolio Management
- International Finance & Trade
- Principles of Finance
- Public Finance
- Risk Management

I'm assuming that Study.com's International Finance will work, as well as one of the Principles of Finance (though perhaps not Study.com's version since it seems they're looking for an UL class. But that leaves one spot open. Any known courses that could make that certificate fully test-out friendly?

I don't - although Study.com does have a Risk Management course that is not-for-credit - yet.  I might wait a few months and see if it goes through the ACE process at some point in the future.