06-06-2017, 07:31 AM
And I'm back with more feedback, not all good. 8 tests in two days will do that to you.
The study guides can be contradictory (there is one in either Fin 301 or Fin 310 that have 2 slides one right after another that say the exact same thing).
The guides for the more complex stuff (Finance) do not cover everything but almost everything. If you don't have a working knowledge of how finance and
international finance works, these may be hard. E.g. if things like Bretton Woods, Nixon taking us off the gold standard, future contracts, capital markets sound like names of bad alt-rock bands, these will not be easy courses.
If you read the financial news/have lived overseas/run a business or a department, then these should be ok with review of the study guides.
The study guides can be contradictory (there is one in either Fin 301 or Fin 310 that have 2 slides one right after another that say the exact same thing).
The guides for the more complex stuff (Finance) do not cover everything but almost everything. If you don't have a working knowledge of how finance and
international finance works, these may be hard. E.g. if things like Bretton Woods, Nixon taking us off the gold standard, future contracts, capital markets sound like names of bad alt-rock bands, these will not be easy courses.
If you read the financial news/have lived overseas/run a business or a department, then these should be ok with review of the study guides.
![[-]](https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/images/collapse.png)
