For Business (in addition to simulations):A semester long project called "Find My Next Investment Property" - which is exactly what it sounds like.

This will be my first multi family so I'm nervous about making mistakes and I'll be a full time (20+ credit semesters!)

Did you mean semester hours or just 8 straight hours?

I would be glad to share the final product at the end of the semester as well if anyone is interested.I am posting this not only for my benefit, but to benefit anyone else that is interested in a topic and would like some research and data.Thank you in advance for any help or direction!

There is also a pretty high yearly turnover and if you don’t get your property rented before the semester begins it stands a chance of sitting vacant for three months.The entire town seems to be scheduled around college semesters.

I got really interested in personal finance during college after taking a one semester course on the topic.

I want be taking my carpentry courses until the fall semester and I also plan on doing some work with Habitat for Humanity.

I'm in the early stages of forming a RE Investment company (partnered with my dad).A little about me: I am currently going into my last semester in law school and planning to take the California bar exam in February 2014.

A semester course will give you an understanding of some very important concepts such as discounted cash flows, the time value of money, expected value, Miller Modigliani and their famous theory of capital structure, modern portfolio theory, the concept of alpha, etc.

Psychologically, I just considered that I was re-commiting myself for three to four months each semester until I got my degree.