Accounting at UMPI

[booklovingirl]

Has anyone taken the Intermediate Accounting classes at UMPI? I am wondering which is easier, SDC or UMPI? Right now on my degree plan I have 13 courses on my list for UMPI -- Eng I  & II plus basically all the accounting core courses.  

There are SDC accounting courses which transfer in but I am unsure which would be easier to do.  

I know SDC is objectively cheaper, but if I am going to end up having to do three sessions at UMPI anyway, does it make sense to try and do them at SDC before starting UMPI?

I say three sessions as I will be working FT and don't think I will make it through 6-7 courses per session. Probably more likely 4 or 5 per session depending on difficulty. 


Thanks in advance.

I can't speak about the intermediate accounting classes at UMPI as I brought most of mine in from SDC though I feel that SDC prepared me fairly well. In general, I feel like SDC courses were harder in the sense that the upper-level classes often had very long, very involved papers, and often two or three in a course. UMPI classes have been fair so far, with plenty to do, but they haven't been an uphill slog like a few of the SDC were for me. That could just be my experience so take it with a grain of salt. 

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Thanks! I appreciate the feedback!

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I took BUS415 and it was really easy. I had to do a short PowerPoint. I know some people are afraid of PowerPoints but they're not bad at UMPI. You even get a chance at revisions.

Also something to consider....are you looking to become a CPA? If so you may need your accounting courses to be completed at a college for licensing purposes.

Yes, I haven't decided yet on the CPA exam. I've checked -- different states have different requirements in terms of courses -- Illinois for example will take ACE credits, Texas will not.  Washington is also very relaxed about it.  So, its one of the things I am factoring in terms of UMPI vs SDC for the accounting classes.  Also trying to balance in how many credits I will be able to do per session, etc.  

BTW, I really appreciate your help on this forum and answering all my questions.