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re: LSUS Online MBA Reviews
Posted on 11/30/17 at 11:27 am to brentb71
Posted on 11/30/17 at 11:27 am to brentb71
It is rough! Entirely too much crammed into each week. I believe students would actually be able to learn something without the Application assignments. Those are basically just fluff for the class to add work. I have enjoyed to simulation a lot and the test are fairly easy as long as you read through the assigned chapters for the week.
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Posted on 11/30/17 at 12:35 pm to GSMBA16
Guys!
I am an IT guy, studied calculus-I & II, Marketing, Statistics, Algebra, Economics like 15 years ago. I need some advice in brushing up a few things before I start my MBA journey at LSUS.
Do you all recommend me brushing up on Excel, calculus, statistics, economics, and accounting before I start? Or maybe just excel/accounting?
I dont want to obsess myself and consume myself into them in depth, but just enough where I can hit my MBA running.
Do people with non-business degrees normally start with the foundation courses here at LSUS? I dont want to spend more money and time than I must. Or do you recommend to just use Khan Academy or something similar and spend maybe 1 week a topic and I should be fine?
TIA!
I am an IT guy, studied calculus-I & II, Marketing, Statistics, Algebra, Economics like 15 years ago. I need some advice in brushing up a few things before I start my MBA journey at LSUS.
Do you all recommend me brushing up on Excel, calculus, statistics, economics, and accounting before I start? Or maybe just excel/accounting?
I dont want to obsess myself and consume myself into them in depth, but just enough where I can hit my MBA running.
Do people with non-business degrees normally start with the foundation courses here at LSUS? I dont want to spend more money and time than I must. Or do you recommend to just use Khan Academy or something similar and spend maybe 1 week a topic and I should be fine?
TIA!
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