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Posted by: lbehrler - 03-08-2007, 10:03 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I recently bought a copy of Pass Your Class for Social Science and History. My wife read through it and noted the following observations in a letter back to Pass Your Class:
Pass Your Class
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To Whom It May Concern:
I recently came across your course material for “Social Sciences and History.” I picked it up thinking I would be able to have a quick read and learn some things along the way. I was sorely disappointed. The material is riddled with incorrect grammar, no style guide usage, numerous mistakes, and uncalled for political commentary.
While I don’t generally review my reading material for editing purposes, I found that I could not help but reach for a pen to correct mistakes. I am appalled to know that this shoddy material has been published in an effort to teach students how to pass a Social Sciences class. I became incensed at reading error after error, and finally ended up throwing the book across the room when I reached the end of the American History section.
I only hope the “Social Sciences & History” package will be recalled until it can be rewritten. Morally, I urge you to refund anyone who purchased this - they gave you hard earned money for this low quality, inadequately written, and poorly edited study material - you owe them.
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| CLEP Rookie |
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Posted by: BARONS05 - 03-07-2007, 08:47 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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There are likley a hundred questions like this on the site but can anyone quickly give me some advice on what CLEP exams are completely passable only using IC. I have never taken a CLEP. I have my first scheduled next week. I need 40 credit to finish my degree.
Thanks in advance!
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| Passed Management and Government CLEPs |
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Posted by: Southron Boy - 03-07-2007, 08:28 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I acheived my objective with Principles of Management and American Government after one week of imput! Alas, my output was not as stellar as I had hoped after being ill which affected my productivity. However, I made the grade with a 69 and 66, respectively.
Principles of Management - This exam is alot of common sense! I agree with the more experienced members of this form that IC is enough to pass! In a different turn, I didn't master IC on this one and mainly mastered the first two IC sections, but reviewed most of the questions-some only once. However, I did some indy study with Wikipedia on theories, theorists, and terms. Plus, reviewed the College Board practice exam, comparing answers to questions after taking the exam. Took two Peterson's and scored 76 and 70. My advice: make sure you know the material in IC solidly and you can't go wrong. At 19, no experience in "Corporate America" or Business Management (other than listening to my father who is a manager). I know mastering IC, as I did with Intro to Sociology, would have brought it up in the 70's.
American Government - This was the second exam I took today; My reasoning for the order was that I had more experience in this subject (after volunteering on staff of a state-wide campaign last year) and was scoring good on Peterson's tests 70 (after studying one IC section), 72 (after a little more IC study), and 75 (College Board book test). I felt shaky in my Management prep, so I focused my time there and hardly studied for Am Gov't, but did a little Wikipedia about beginning of the week. I took 1 hour in between tests to study up on Bill of Rights, Constitutional amendments, Dred Scott case, court cases (ie Marbury v Madison) at the community college library on Wikipedia. I felt very good taking the test and breezed through the first 50 questions and felt like I unquestioningly knew the answers to at least the first 65 questions. I was shocked at my score (less than Mgmt) as I just knew I scored in the 70's on American Governmet. I recommend knowing the things I mentioned, mastering IC, and taking the Official CLEP book test along with Peterson's and reveiwing the answers. This is not a hard test if you enjoy history and government, but I think mastery of IC would have brought my score up into the 70's (maybe helped me avoid some pitfalls). There were about 6-8 graphs and charts.
This is getting too long, but hopefully somebody can learn from this experience.
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| and 12 more credits... |
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Posted by: kckusek - 03-07-2007, 09:21 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Hello everybody,
just to share my exitement, that it might have been my last exam yesterday.
I passed the DANTES - Personal Finances, DANTES - HR (got the results yesterday) and passed the ECE - Org. Behavior (on Monday) and the ECE - Research Methods in Psychology (yesterday).
I'm soo happy that I found IC and this great forum. I would have not been able to do it without you!!!
I'll keep you posted about the 3 outstanding results.
kckusek
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| MBA anyone? |
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Posted by: ChristaKB - 03-07-2007, 12:37 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Now that I graduate next month from EC, I have been looking at reasonably established colleges that offer on-line MBA degrees and are still affordable (I do not consider $1800 per class affordable). I found Amberton College. What do you think?[URL="http://www.amberton.edu/MDegrees.HTM#MANAGEMENT"]
I also considered the University of Aspen but there are so many schools to choose from, I don't know what's best.
I graduated Summa Cum Laude, would that give me a good chance to get a scholarship with one of the good schools (Texas A&M or Rice?). I have no experience with this whatsoever!
Thanks!
Christa
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