Unemployed to US Forest Service School to DoDEA Japan
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Jul 14, 2018
Icanread
I took an online math course at Pima Community College - where I was living before I got a job for DoDEA. I had 11 credit hours from college and needed 4 more to get my math endorsement. Thankfully they had a 4-credit math course!
Scholar
National university has online classes and they are condensed to a month long. I wouldn't say they were "good" as I could get all the work done and didn't learn much but it got me the credits and revised my math knowledge
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Yes, good is a relative term. At this point in my life, unless I am fascinated by the subject and really want/need to learn more about it, good equals fast, easy and relatively cheap. Speaking of which, I just finished up a class with PDI. They offer very "good" classes, although I don't know if they have math classes that DoDEA would count.
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