re: LSUS Online MBA Reviews

From Ambrosio...

Some of you have asked for help or a study guide for Exam 1 and this is what I have decided to do to offer help.
1. The Module 4 Wrap Up video will give you the exact composition of the exam. I will tell you how many questions come from each Module and what, more or less, to study.
2. I have selected the 6 most difficult questions from the exam and created a practice exam with just 6 questions. Each of the six questions in the practice exam is very much alike each of the 6 most difficult questions in the exam. The practice exam is optional. It is not graded. It is not timed. You can take it as many times as you'd like. Although it will not help you with all the 20 questions on the exam, it will adequately prepare you for the most difficult 6 questions.
The practice exam will be available as part of Module 4 after you complete the Module 4 quiz and watch the Module 4 wrap up video.

If I remember correctly, they said 10% similarity was the max via email when someone asked in the past, although I could be wrong.

Yes, I am registered for three courses. The school actually allows you to take 15 credits per traditional semester. That is why I asked if anyone else has ever done it. I will have to determine if I will be able to take all three and still have my sanity, especially if two of the classes are time consuming.

Glad you were able to get it down. I didn't even bother putting a heading & all that nonsense on mines. Didn't see the need to since it wasn't stated anywhere that I read from the materials the professor gave us that it was required. Time to do a little bit more studying for his exam now.

EDIT: I completely forgot that it's part of the header for the APA format, guess I have to go back in & re-edit it...

I am just finishing up reading Ch 8 for the next FIN701 exam. Am I the only one actually reading every page of the book? I feel like a lot of people are just looking at the study guide. I did the homework problems for Ch 5 and Ch 7 and they weren't too bad. I haven't started on the practice problems yet though.

I don't read the text, which could be why I made a C on the last exam. But I really need a higher score for this exam , and the Gordon growth model is discouraging me. The math in this section is killing me, plus it takes forever to work them out.

I use the study guide to make a outline of what he wants us to learn and then I read and take notes on every chapter also. It takes some time but i feel like i have to to get it all together. Im worried about the BSOP problems. I can do them but I dont know about on the test and being fast.

@ MBAStudent

I plugged the #'s in excel so now its a matter of changing the numbers from the questions, it took me 6 hours to pen it down and understand the concept but its easier this way now xls will calculate if all values are properly inputted. if you want i can flip the xls that i made, hope that helps

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Am I the only one actually reading every page of the book?

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I'm also reading it all and occasionally taking notes when I feel I hit a section that could produce a decent test question. However, chapter 8 feels like a blur for me. (I especially like how the chapter has said on at least 4 occasions, "This specific topic is too in depth for this book. Just take our word for it and shove it into the equation.")

I'm nearly done with it and will spend the rest of tomorrow reading chapter 9 and working / re-working problems and practicing my self-made concept questions.

I'll do more of that on Monday and take it that night or maybe Tuesday morning before work.

Just took FIN 701 exam. Only 3 math problems and none dealt with BSOPM or Binomal. All qualitative questions were easily found in RG. Good luck to the rest of y'all