Undergrad Econ- 8 week class starting December?

I have a friend of a friend who wants to start an introductory college-level econ class in December so it will be finished before another class starts in late February. Anyone have any ideas?

Another option would be a 6 week class starting January 2nd.

Thanks in advance.

 

AMU has 8 week econ classes.

http://www.amu.apus.edu/Academics/Degree-Programs/category.htm?categoryid=25&sectionname=General%20Education

 

www.baker.edu

Baker College has six week courses. The next session will begin in January.

Good luck.

 

Your friend could enroll in independent study at LSU and crank out the course in 8 weeks (or less). The price is right at LSU also.

Shawn

http://is.lsu.edu/coursefactsheet.asp?nid=301&Rubric=ECON&CourseNr=2030&Version=N

 

Thanks everyone!

You guys are great... I knew I could count on you!

 

Northeastern University has a 6-week online Principles of Macroeconomics class starting 1/7 and ending 2/17 (scroll to bottom). Not cheap - $1,168.

Central Texas College Online offers 8-week macro and micro economics classes that both starting on 12/10 running through 2/08. Out-of-state tuition costs $130/semester hour or $390/3 hr. course. Students must register 13 days prior to start date. Click on Schedule and then the drop down box.

CTC recently raised instate, out-of-district tuition by $4/hr. But $50/hr with no fees is still cheaper than almost all other instate, indistrict tuition at 2-year colleges in Texas.

 

I took Econ at Central Texas College and as the previous poster indicated, they have new terms starting every month (8 week classes).

Also, I attend Columbia College (Missouri) and they offer 8 week undergrad econ classes. Next term start is Jan. 16th.