What exams/courses would satisfy these Excelsior Credit Requirements?

[wanderer168]

Hi all, I was wondering if some of the veteran users of the site and wiser heads than mine could help me with the following:

I am close to finishing up my Bachelor's Degree in Business Information System, but I'm missing the following credits. Does anybody know what exam, or classes (preferably Straighterline or Penn Foster) would satisfy these credits? I would prefer a quick exam I can take that would get me the credits, but if there's a self-paced class that fits, I'm willing to do that too. I'm just concerned about time, not really the cost. So, the faster that I can get the credits, the better.

Thanks for all suggestions.

Financial Management - 3 Units
Production/Operations Management - 3 Units
Organizational Behavior

Database Management - 3 Units
Data Communications or Telecommunications or Networking - 3 Units
Systems Analysis and Design - 3 Units
Approved Management Information Systems Electives - 6 Units

[UptonSinclair]

Organizational Behavior - UExcel Exam
Principles of Finance - UExcel Exam
Operations Management - UExcel Exam

Database Management - KCTCS Learn on Demand (Self-paced)
Data Communications - KCTCS Learn on Demand (Self-paced)
Systems Analysis - Adams State University Distance Learning (Self-paced)
MIS Electives - KCTCS Learn on Demand (Self-paced)

KCTCS learn on demand is a pain to get started. They require transcripts and a letter of good standing. The best bet is to call your advisor on the phone and ask them to email a letter of good standing. There is an excellent thread that explains KCTCS pretty well. After getting through the enrollment process, the courses are pretty quick to finish. I took anywhere from one week to a month to finish each course. The cost is reasonable considering the textbooks are provided as etexts with the course tuition. All of the courses I took had non-proctored exams.

I haven't dealt with Adams, but have seen several people mention them for Systems Analysis.

[wanderer168]

Thanks! Very much appreciated, I'll start digging around KCTCS today.