"they won't do it"
Freaking unbelievable.
:shock: :roll: :shock:

I sure am and happy to say that I passed my Excel class with an A!! :D

It takes me longer (it seems to Me) to understand things but I work hard at it and I feel rewarded when I finally get it. :thumbup: :thumbup:

this is why I didn't become an accountant....

Good luck!

:thumbup: :thumbup: Congratulations on passing the Excel class.

And if you've never had any exposure to Excel and/or accounting before, there is a learning curve.
For anyone.
Don't knock yourself because of it.

What's the next course (so I can prepare)? :mrgreen:

MTS, will you be available to help?

After accounting I its on to Accounting II. That takes me to the end of January 2012.

I graduate in April 2012 and I know I have a business law course coming up in the spring!! :thumbup: :thumbup:

Feel free to ask whatever you want.

I'm excited for you.
Really.
Regardless of what you're studying, the time and stress and commitment it takes to go back to school as an adult while having to deal with all of life's other realities - work, mortgage, family, kids, elderly parents, etc. - is so very commendable.

I'm happy to help you.

I am SO glad that I dropped Accounting!

Bookkeeping I can do - not my favorite thing to do (boring!), but I can get it done - accounting, I have no desire what so ever to do, even if I could. My mother and husband have both mentioned me going back to school for my CPA -- I laugh. Business Law was fun - I actually really enjoyed that class.

You wouldn't want me to help. I took Accounting 101 three times and didn't get it! LOL

Fun reading! Reminded me of why I loved Accounting. I loved Algebra too (back to school in my 40's). Reminded me I don't remember a damn thing about it. I bought some algebra books at yard sales so I can keep up. I should wipe the dust off them!