CSU Global Competency Exams - Course descriptions?

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I took Tax I at my local CC, it was intimidating at first, but once I got into it I realized that it really is a matter of looking things up, so you're right. (It's prob easier if you work in the field though).

I'm looking at Tax II, but I'm not sure if I really need it, though. TESU doesn't require it, and I'm not sure that it's necessary? Also, I may need some for upper level credits - I'm looking at Govt and Non Profit, Forensic, Advanced, and maybe Computer Accounting Systems (or whatever it's called). Thanks.

Sad thing I looked at CSU exams myself. I am currently taking Not-for-Profit Accounting, Accounting Computerized Systems, and Federal Income Taxation from my local CC. They are all considered LL and none of these will fill TESU requirements (I will have them move my Free Electives out and put 2 of these in place). If the Accounting Comp Systems is the same it is a TON of Excel for the class I am taking now. I have learned SO MUCH excel in the 10weeks of this course so far. The TAX TECEP I don't see being so bad. It is three hours and the break down basically tells you hey look go after the 10 point questions first. Then do the 5 point questions. Then whatever time is left finish out the Multiple Choice. You can do the "5"(maybe less maybe more) 10point questions and have 50/60 you need. That is how I will be doing this TECEP. Start with Computational and then Multiple choice. Chances are looking for info on you computational ones you will come across a few answers on the multiple choice questions.