My Journey: TESU BSBA

[Ideas]

I think that if you started on Prin of Management (you can take the course w/o taking the exam), that might be the best bet for you. You can always take the Saylor exam after you've studied at Study.com, and at $25 it's worth a shot.

Thank you so much for all the study.com info. That's wonderful about being able to take courses without taking the exam.

I think I would put off the Saylor Principles of Mgmt exam (because of what I say below), but that really helps to know.

Since I have to use one study.com exam credit by about May 13th, do you have one you'd suggest? These are the 5 I have listed in my current plans:

Principles of Finance
Global Management
Pathophysiology - I could probably pass with 1-2 days studying
Genetics - I could probably pass with 2-3 days studying
Personal Speaking - I would stress about the speeches for 2 days which isn't good. But on the final, I only need like 55%.

I wish I didn't have to use the exam credit before the TECEP. I'm worried about anything that will eat up TECEP study time. For me personally, my disabilities make it harder to prep for a proctored exam, even the ones I am more confident about, but my confidence should grow.

I am pretty nervous about the TECEP because of how you're supposed to have the knowledge of many prior courses. I really prefer to do it weeks before the last possible date, so I'm calculating I have about 6.5-7.5 weeks to prep. I will hopefully be less nervous once I review the Test Guide as you said. Or maybe I'll be more nervous at first. I know I can do this, but I'm not sure how worried to be yet.

(I did take the free Sophia course and some FEMA management type courses, LOL. I don't really think those will help, but I thought that was funny, and maybe they could help with 1 question.)

Edit: I think I should whichever one is easiest for me personally, so it takes me less time. I need all the time I can get for TECEP studying. So which is easiest for me? Possibly Principles of Finance since I need to learn that for the TECEP anyway. Maybe Pathophysiology if I can do it in 1 day studying.