acesup_11 - Introduction

[acesup_11]

For law school, it really doesn't matter what courses you take- get good grades and as good an LSAT score as you can. However, you should not go to law school unless you can get into a Top 14 school, and perhaps even only a Top 6, which is an extremely tall order. The debt load for law school isn't worth it for the vast majority of people.

For an MBA for an MS in Finance, make sure you check the admissions requirements for any foundation courses and knock them out as part of your bachelor's, and be aware that you will need calculus and statistics for any MBA or masters level program worth its salt. Don't get into too much debt for an MBA.

So it sounds like business is the way to go and possibly Finance. I do not understand where to check for foundation courses I apologize can you elaborate or point me in the right direction. It also sounds like you have already walked the path that i am starting to take my first steps on so you have a course list that you have taken or will the fine people at TESC help me with that thanks so much again.