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I just wanted to get some input from the community on this form. So I was fortunate to get an acceptance this December and have just been relaxing since. Though, lately, I've been particularly interested in learning more business oriented skills. Some background of mine, my parents have a business in a field unrelated to health of which I have no technical experience in. As I'm currently in my gap year I thought that this the perfect opportunity to get some new skills.
So far, I thought about taking 6-9 credits of courses in Accounting/IS this coming Spring at a CC I've gone to before just to get a foundation in this field. Though the opinion I've got from friends has been mixed. Most have been telling me with an A it wont be worth the hassle of updating transcripts, that I should take the classes for P/F, or that I should just do a Coursera courses instead and skip the need to update my school.
Will I potentially face any headaches with admissions for wanting to pursue this? Or am I actually better off trying to self-study/Coursera accounting?
So far, I thought about taking 6-9 credits of courses in Accounting/IS this coming Spring at a CC I've gone to before just to get a foundation in this field. Though the opinion I've got from friends has been mixed. Most have been telling me with an A it wont be worth the hassle of updating transcripts, that I should take the classes for P/F, or that I should just do a Coursera courses instead and skip the need to update my school.
Will I potentially face any headaches with admissions for wanting to pursue this? Or am I actually better off trying to self-study/Coursera accounting?