[reinel]

Hello all!

This is not the first time there’s been a post regarding this subject. I’ve researched past posts but have not found an answer for the following question.

Does anyone know of an online (cheap) course which can count as the 2nd Business Law class? I already have the general Business Environment or Business Law I course. Therefore, I need a higher level business law class to fulfill the requirements.

This is the last step I need to become a CPA! I appreciate all responses! Thank you!

FAR 79
BEC 92
REG 84
AUD 94

[Anonymous]

Florida Virtual Campus – Business Law 2 (through Valencia College) during Summer Session..

[payfields]

I can't necessarily point you to a specific online course but I took Real Estate Law at University of North Florida and when i submitted my paperwork to sit for the exam it counted as my second business law on my checklist. I am just 3 courses short of the accounting class requirement now. I twas BUL3371 at UNF.

Good Luck!

[Anonymous]

The University of West Florida offers the second business law as both a 4000 or 5000 level course online this summer. I think the 4000 level runs about $600. Not super cheap, but not horribly expense either.

[Anonymous]

UWF is a good choice. I believe you can register for their Professional Accounting Cert and take the hours. No need to finish it. Reasonable in state tuition too. I had a buddy who went there for school and enjoyed it. The best part of the BUS law course is it is online, except for proctored exams. You would need to make sure the next course offering matches your time constraints. Anyways best of luck and congrats on your success so far.

[Givemesleep]

Una papp. Google it. cheap no book no proctor and counts for Florida

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[kihomi86]

I know its been a long time since the last reply and I did a little bit of stalking on the members that posted this. Did it only take you 8 months to pass (OP) all the four parts or did you take the exam at another state? Im getting crazy trying to figure out how to fulfill this requirement. How the Florida board will know if the business law course that I took is considered an upper level division one? I took the course in Puerto Rico at a 4 year college. Anyway hope someone can help.

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