Boy are their practive tests much tougher than I/C's flash cards.
I feel like I have a great idea about concepts until I read some of the ways they pose the questions.

I've traditionally scored lower on theirs than on here but geez....

Hey,

I'm thinking of doing Astronomy as an elective. Has anyone taken this, and or know a way I could study for it. I decided to maybe do this instead of Sociology if possible. It just seemed a little more interesting, ya know. But if I cant find a good way to study for it I might have to stick with ol' sociology.

Hello to everyone! I am new here and have a few questions. My school will only accept 30 clep and dsst credits. The following courses are the ones that I want to take:

Here’s to Your Health
Intro to World Religions
Macroeconomics
Microeconomics
Principles of Accounting
Intro Business Law
Principles of Management
Principles of* Marketing
Statistics
Finance
Art of the Western World

These equal out to 36 credits. Which two tests would you not take? Also, which order would you take these in? In you experience how do you rate them in terms of difficulty? Any other thoughts or advice would be appreciated.

I have Here's to Your Health scheduled for Friday of this week.

Is there any sites that have a study guide for this and or practice tests? This seems to be a very common requirement for most degrees and I can't find anything for this test. I enjoy practice test format so if you know of anything please let me know.

[COLOR="Blue"]Has anybody taken the biology test?[/COLOR] Is there anything I good use short of this site for studying?:confused: [COLOR="Gree:confused: n"]How nasty was the test?[/COLOR]

Well, I took the test today. I passed, but only got a C grade. I was hoping for at least a B, but considering many of the posts here, I suppose I should be glad I at least passed.

The test was worded really strangely. Instantcert seemed to cover the majority of the questions, but it fell short in some areas. I studied only IC for about a week before taking the test.

Now, on to the EXE Organizational Behavior tomorrow! Then, just seven more tests 'till graduation!

Matt

I've read the threads about this doozy of an exam, and I'm gearing up for it (with my girlfriend again). Any updated info on how to study is always helpful, but I wanted to ask all of you about what you thought of the new computer version of this exam, or simply taking it the "old" way, on paper.

I've taken two DANTES on paper, and of course, I like the no time limit, but the format, bubbling everything in, is a little bit of a pain. So, what do ya'll think - paper or computer?

Tia.
David

In studying for US HIST I the flash cards name John Marshall as the 1st US Supreme Court Justice.
In reality he was the 4th and the first was John Jay, at least thats what almost all sources official or not say.

Anyone else notice this ?

Hey all:

My girlfriend and I spent about 4 to 5 hours studying for the DANTES Organizational Behavior, went and took it several days later, just brushing up on the concepts on the way to the testing center. Anna felt pretty good about the test, mostly because she's taken most of her business tests already, but I felt like I didn't do so well on the exam - there was a lot of material on the exam that was not in the DANTES study guide.

But, to my surprise we just found out we both passed! So I can definetly concur with everyone else, this is a pretty easy exam. Most of it is common sense, but you still need to know the correct terminology and definitions of their terms. If you're worried about it, I would use InstantCert in addition to the Study Guide.

We also got our scores back for HRM, and were both pleasantly surprised at passing well, so that one goes down as an easy to average exam for us.

Hope this helps some of you!
David

Has anybody used their Bachelors' degrees from TESC or Excelsior to proceed into Master's programs at other schools? If so, what programs, any problems transferring the degree, etc.?