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DSST Test Question |
Posted by: loesch - 10-17-2007, 01:32 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I was reading somewhere that someone said you could write in the dsst booklet it you are taking it written. I didn't know if you could do that or do they frown down on it. Let me know cause I am taking one Friday.
THANKS
John
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Please clarify calculator needed for DSST Principles Of Finance |
Posted by: brownstien - 10-17-2007, 12:19 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Ive been reading posts here on the exam and saw many were using the TI BA II Plus. Then I saw the following post....
otis.sh Wrote:Check out the new candidate bulletin - they changed page 13.
Now it's "non-programmable, four-function" calculators. At least they clarified that one. Before, it was just "non-programmable". The questions are, admittedly, extremely, extremely easy with the BA II. Should have used my 12C to learn this stuff in the first place. I'd much rather use that one in "real life", so that's kind of waste. Anyway... Still, not having the financial tables it would seem to put people at an unfair disadvantage.
Perhaps they'll change the nature of the questions, or perhaps they'll see that everyone is failing them and only then change them. Maybe they've already changed them.
Does this mean no more BA II plus? If not, which version is of more use on the exam...the professional version or the regular?
Thanks
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I'll be goin' soon! |
Posted by: cookderosa - 10-15-2007, 11:47 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Well everyone, I am taking my last CLEP on Wednesday. American Lit. Once I pass, I'll let my monthly membership expire- and so I don't think I'll have posting capabilities. But, I wanted everyone to know how much I have enjoyed being here and learning!! Everyone is so great!! I do hang out on the distance learning forum (sorry, but it's free) so feel free to drop me a line from time to time!!
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TESC vs Excelsior |
Posted by: Chuckers - 10-15-2007, 05:57 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I am going for a BA in Psych. and have been going through TESC for about 18 months, but am contemplating switching to EC. I am looking at EC because they seem more liberal about where your non-major courses come from than TESC. That and I would get out of having to take Statistics and a Computer Science. The down side I see to EC is Fees (WOW!). You can spend over $1300 in fees without taking a class (not even counting test fees)
$75 -Application FEE
$765 - Enrollment FEE ($895 for non-military)
$495 - Graduation FEE
$1335
Plus $440 per year while you are enrolled. At least this is how I interpreted their web site. Does this sound crazy to anyone else? Just wondering if there is something I am missing. Thanks
Chuck
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