Online course in microeconomics?

Wartsandall
Thu, 21 Jan 2010 12:23:55 +0000

Well, if money is an issue, then I’d suggest that you do that. The cost of the courses at Keystone includes the book as well though. I think that it might be more because of the teacher services, ellumination sessions, clubs, and if you’re a full-time student, counselor.

You should definitely talk to your parents about your ideas. Maybe they can help you formulate some possible resolutions.