[Anonymous]

Found out yesterday I passed the last part of my exams (yay!!!) but now I have the summer free to knock out my ethics educational requirements. I only have 1/3 of the required credits for my state, so I need ~3 classes.

I’ve looked at past forums on similar topics, but they suggested the best course of action would be to go to my local community college. I would, but mine only has one class that would qualify for the ethics requirements.

Ideally, I would like to take all three courses online, from the same place, for as cheap as I can. Any suggestions you may have on this front would be very helpful!

[Anonymous]

Not sure WHERE you should take the course but just make sure that if you take it online, you state board will accept it. Texas requires that the ethics course be taken in person.

[Anonymous]

Nevermind. Texas DOES allow you to take ethics course online.

[Anonymous]

^ Yeah, that's a new thing. When I was completing the educational requirements, the ethics course had to be taken live, on campus. It's kind of stupid to require it to be taken on campus. The course I took might as well have been online. On the first night of class, the professor divided us into groups of 5, gave each group several research paper assignments, and told us to find time on our own to get the work done. She never actually taught anything, and less than half the class even bothered to show up for non-exam nights.

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