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Excelsior taking forever |
Posted by: fiveninerzero - 12-13-2006, 12:19 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I "applied" at Excelsior around the first week of November and had all my transcipts sent to them...I guess they are really backed up or something--still waiting on that eval, I even called them a week ago to ask some questions and they said they were almost done.
How long did they take for you?
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OMG...I passed...I'm done...Amen! |
Posted by: Leilani - 12-13-2006, 09:53 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Well folks, I'm signing over and out. Just took my last, Money and Banking, yesterday and that's it. Next step is to put in my graduation application at TESC and I will soon be the proud owner of a BSBA...finally!!
To everyone still on their journey, keep going, you can do it. I wish you all the best of luck in the future.
Merry Christmas!!
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HG & D & Ethics in America |
Posted by: DHammond - 12-09-2006, 12:58 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Just passed Human Growth and Development this morning! I got a 63, and thought the test was pretty easy and straightforward - although I did find that there was some information on the exam that was not on IC. I only studied for 10-12 hours for this one, so the lack of info on IC wasn't a problem obviously, but just so everybody knows.
And I passed (with my girlfriend) Ethics in America on the 30th of November with a 66. It was easy and straightforward as well, so I would recommend either of these exams as average to easy, and say that IC is enough for both of them.
My study schedule is: read through the IC cards and take notes on everything. Then I read back through each section twice in a row. That's working for me for these middle of the road tests.
17 classes to go!
David
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Dsst |
Posted by: LuBee - 12-08-2006, 10:45 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I plan to take Heres to Your Health soon. Based on the posts IC alone should do the trick.
Then I would like to take the DSSTs Organizational Behavior and Foundations of Education. Should I get the DSST study guides for each of these in additional to IC?
Also, I do not need any more upper level credits (all my upper level are in my art program since I am an art major) I have read posts on D & AA, and I am wondering if it is worth it. Same feeling about Macro and Microeconomics. Perhaps I should put my efforts into a different test. Perhaps Social Sciences...Any opinions?
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