Where do I take these courses online?

College Search & Selection Online Degrees
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I need to take 2 classes to graduate, but they need to be online, because my school, ucsb, doesn’t offer them next quarter. So I have two questions:

  1. How do I go about searching for a CERTAIN course, given that I don’t care which online college I attend.

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<li>More specifically, where can I take Upper division Macroeconomics online (NOTE: The course simply has to fit the general description of “upper division microeconomics” in order for my University to accept it!!)</li>
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Also, where can I take an online course which fits the description of “Financial management”

Thanks,
Tesla Carre

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Utah State University has this class online:

ECN 4020 MACROECON FOR MNGRS

Course Description:<br>
Intermediate Macroeconomics
Analysis of underlying causes of unemployment, economic instability, inflation, and economic growth. Prerequisite: ECN 1500.

[Independent</a> Study & Online Courses - Regional Campuses & Distance Education - distance.usu.edu](<a href=“http://distance.usu.edu/htm/online/online-courses&_cid=8332&_crs=0&_ss=&_sem=10]Independent”>Statewide Campuses | USU)

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thanks!
How did you find this class?

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thanks!
how did you find this class?

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Since education is so expensive today, it makes perfect sense to conduct some preliminary research on the school you would like to attend.

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If a school or accreditor is not listed in that data base, then there is a good chance it is unaccredited and that a degree or certificate awarded by such a school will have no validity or formal recognition.

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