re: LSUS Online MBA Reviews

The Acct, Fin, and Econ classes start from a principles level. you would nearly be learning the same stuff in a lower level class. At least thats my experience coming from a Bachelors in Business from Auburn. I would watch some youtube videos and do some internet reading on the principles of these 3 areas in particular. This should give you a starting point. Id say that they're the classes a non-biz person would have the biggest learning curve with. I posted something about econ on the previous page. Every other class you should get A's in if you apply yourself. And judging how resourceful you were in finding this forum, you will be fine.

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Do you have an accounting background? Do you think someone, like myself, without any accounting experience can do well in the class or would you recommend taking the foundation class first? Thank you.

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I agree with the others, you won't need the foundation courses. I don't have an accounting or business background, my undergrad degrees are in communications and design, I did fine--with a special thanks to this forum and everyone's advice. I suggest Ambrosio for Acct, Shaughnessy for Econ, and Vines for Fin. With that said, knowing Excel will make those classes easier.