Lab fee required. BEDU 201 or department permission. Develops skill in rapid writing and reading systems along with related study, listening, and basic transcription skills. The management of financial resources to satisfy personal or family goals. Budgeting, consumer credit, investments, insurance, real estate, wills and trusts and income taxes.
Students learn to make decisions within the context of a realistic consumer-oriented environment.
Open to all students. An exploration and study of topics not covered in other departmental offerings. Students may elect more than once provided different topics are studied. This course is designed to develop basic skills in analyzing legal problems, researching those problems, and searching for legal authority. Students are also introduced to primary and secondary legal resources.