Need Early preparation for BLS with Project management as a minor

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There isn't a way to prepare for the courses in advance. The courses don't use textbooks. All of the course content will be on the learning platform. The quizzes are in the course content as well. All of the answers to the quizzes are found in the course content. The instructions for the Final Assessment are found in the course. No one will give them to students unless they are enrolled in a course. You took classes on Sophia and UMPI's learning platform is similar.

If you have time and want to prepare for a degree, it's not hard to see why someone might want to get some familiarity with the course content beforehand.  Being somewhat familiar with terms and definitions may help someone get through faster.  Learning something when you already have familiarity with it is actually really good for your brain - you create new pathways and it "sticks" better.

It's like someone who is planning on getting an MBA but doesn't have a lot of the pre-reqs (and not being required to take them) go ahead and spend some time learning them anyway.  It just makes the MBA a bit easier.  It certainly cannot hurt to pre-learn some material.

I took a math course this term, and a lot of it was review, so I felt like the stuff I already knew went very well, and the stuff that was completely new was a much smaller portion of the course, and I felt like it was very easy to learn it because I was in "math mode."

Again, wanting to brush up or study ahead is a great idea for people.  It may not cover exactly what is covered in the course, but it cannot HURT to do this.