| Final Exam |
You've done a lot of work to reach this point. Congratulations! All that you lack to complete this first semester of Economics is to review all eleven lessons very well in preparation for the final.
Don't forget that you must have completed all eleven lessons and received grades for them before you apply to take the final examination. When you have submitted all your lessons and they have been graded by your instructor, you may apply to take the final by following the instructions provided below.
The final exam is comprehensive and all its questions are drawn from the previous lessons. You will not be asked a new question on the final. The final examination will consist of 40 multiple-choice questions and 2 essay questions. Each multiple-choice question will count 2 points, and each essay question will count 10 points. Total point value for the final examination is 100.
Study your returned lessons for the final, especially the multiple choice questions. Also, review the notes you have been taking throughout this course. You will have three hours to complete the final, and it will count 60% of your final grade. You might cover the answers for the multiple choice questions in your lessons and see if you can answer them without looking. Then look at the answers to see if you got them right.
Please remember that no matter how well you've done on the assignments, you must pass the final to pass the course.
Good luck!
To request a proctored final exam, login to the course portal and choose "Request an Examination." You will need the following information:
- Proctor's name
- Proctor's title
- Proctor's institution
- Institution's full address
- Institution's phone number
- Proctor's email address
When all your lessons have been graded, you will be given approval to take the final examination. Remember, the exam must be taken on or before your expiration date.