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| DSST testing advice (for beginner) |
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Posted by: audpants - 08-25-2024, 07:50 PM - Forum: Degree Planning Advice
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Hi ya'll!
I am so sorry for the BASIC questions I am about to ask, but I am brand new at this and have been poking around the forum and just can't seem to find the general information I'm looking for.
My daughter is 16 and interested in starting credits toward her Bachelors degree. We are a Navy family and interested in her taking DSST exams. She does not have a high school diploma or GED yet.
From my previous research, I gathered that Excelsior, Thomas Edison or Charter Oaks are the best colleges for this.
(She is interested in Fine Arts- which I'm not even sure is an option at any of these place.?)
However, the main question that I can't seem to get to the bottom of is:
Can we just schedule and start DSST or CLEP testing and later "transfer" them into one of these schoolsl? OR does one have to first be admitted to the school, and then begin the testing and it automatically gets sent there???♀️ I'm so sorry, I just don't understand how this works. Like if there is a third party involved, or how to get started.
I would love any advice that anyone could share with us!
Thank you!
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| AAS other than Pierpont ? |
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Posted by: ForSchoolsStuffffffffff - 08-25-2024, 07:08 AM - Forum: Associates Degrees Discussion
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Hello,
I would like to know if there is any AAS where you can transfer all 60 credits (or satisfy all requirements with just transfer credits) other than Pierpont ?
I haven't graduated HS yet but I have credits from UoPeople (2 courses), Sophia (around 13 courses now) and Coursera (some 50 to 60ish credits).
The pierpont one requires being out of high school for atleast a year, and I really need an AAS.
Thank you
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| Udacity Data Analyst Nanodegree |
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Posted by: pluggingalong - 08-24-2024, 09:38 PM - Forum: WGU - Western Governors University Discussion
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In the WGU BSDA program, the Udacity Data Analyst Nanodegree (UDAN) is part of the WGU curriculum. There are 6 projects in the UDAN. Do all UDAN 6 projects make up 1 WGU class, or multiple WGU classes? Or are only some of the 6 UDAN projects done within the WGU curriculum? I'm getting ready to start D496 which uses material from the UDAN. It would be great if the UDAN let me finish off several WGU classes in one shot (or 6 little shots).
Oh, I see in the D496 material it uses 2 of the 6 projects, so that seems to be the answer.
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| Turnitin plugin |
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Posted by: DavidGood - 08-24-2024, 06:31 PM - Forum: UMPI - University of Maine at Presque Isle Discussion
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Quick Tech Q re TURNITIN -
Does anyone use this?
Is it worth messing with?
Does anyone run / has anyone ran any other AI / plagiarism checkers?
I use Grammarly for, well, grammar and find those darned sentences in passive voice that plague me. I ignore the other suggestions.
I most certainly don't use any AI to write my documents, but maybe I should be checking my work with something. Thoughts?
Thanks bunches.
David
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