Hey everyone,
I'm having a bit of an existential crisis, and, maybe you guys can help me out.
I was looking through my outline looking what to do next, (I'm trying for a BSBA Gen Man.), and I was looking at all the professional Business requirements, and, I am really starting to feel it. I am terrible at anything really math related,and looking at things like micro/macroeconomics, Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, Principles of Finance I just feel overwhelmed and ready to throw in the towel most of the courses are through Straighterline. Is there anything I can do?
edit: I'm thinking of maybe checking out the CLEP variants primarily because it is multiple choice.
Thanks
I'm having a bit of an existential crisis, and, maybe you guys can help me out.
I was looking through my outline looking what to do next, (I'm trying for a BSBA Gen Man.), and I was looking at all the professional Business requirements, and, I am really starting to feel it. I am terrible at anything really math related,and looking at things like micro/macroeconomics, Financial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, Principles of Finance I just feel overwhelmed and ready to throw in the towel most of the courses are through Straighterline. Is there anything I can do?
edit: I'm thinking of maybe checking out the CLEP variants primarily because it is multiple choice.
Thanks
TESC BSBA Gen. management
15/120
Aleks: Intermediate Algebra Done!, College Algebra Done!, Intro to stats Done!
TEEX: Cyber Security for Everyone Done!, Cyber Security for IT professionals Done! Cyber Security for Business Professionals Done!
Straighter Line:
Study.com:
The Institues: Ethics In Progress
ed4online:
TECEP:Strategic Management In progress
15/120
Aleks: Intermediate Algebra Done!, College Algebra Done!, Intro to stats Done!
TEEX: Cyber Security for Everyone Done!, Cyber Security for IT professionals Done! Cyber Security for Business Professionals Done!
Straighter Line:
Study.com:
The Institues: Ethics In Progress
ed4online:
TECEP:Strategic Management In progress
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