Hello everyone! ^^

I usually have spent most of my time on history and psychology oriented exams in CLEPs, DSSTs, and ECEs (besides the basic requirements i nuked out in CLEP). Now, since i only have two tests remaining, the HRM is one of the ones i want to shoot at.

I asked for advice on Psychology of Adulthood and Aging and received some EXTREMELY helpful advice. I am using IC's DSST flashcards for the ECE exam. So does anyone have any advice for this exam? I welcome even the most basic tips, as there may be something i have never heard before that could be very helpful. Therefore, anything is HIGHLY appreciated.

Thank you in advance to anyone out there (and i apologize in advance if i have a delayed response).

How much do I have to know about the various people on the sociology clep such as Durkheim, Weber, Marx etc.

I have most of the IC down, but I am having trouble remembering what guys did what etc.

Thanks

To those who have taken Bio,

I am scheduled to take CLEP Biology next week. In my studies there seems to be all kinds of molecular formulas. How much do I need to focus on them? What kind of emphasis was put on knowing those formulas in the test?

I'm looking to satisfy the Excelsior Arts & Sciences Requirement. Now 10.5 UL credits to go.

So far, DSST Drug and Alcohol Abuse seems like a good choice. http://www.getcollegecredit.com/pdfs/fac...0Abuse.pdf


What were your easiest UL tests?

Which one is easier?

I searched the forum and people have different opinions, but seem that since Math is worth 6cr. it would be more complex than Algebra for 3cr.? Is DSST Algebra (or any other test) easier than either of the CLEPs?

I only need 3 credits to satisfy Math+Quantative Requirements in Excelsior.

Thank you!

I was hoping someone could answer a question for me because I know there are a few individuals pursuing a double degree's in business and psychology from Excelsior. If I wish to double major do I have to earn 30 new credits in psychology? I have already completed Intro. Psych., Human Growth, Educational Psych., and Organizational Behavior. These credits are Arts & Sciences credits in my business program but all four can be used in a psychology program as well.

Has anyone taken Analyzing and Interpreting Literature with essay? Has anyone taken two essay exams in one day?

I am planning on taking English Comp with essay and A & I Lit with essay on the 15th.

As I mentioned in a previous thread I found out that I have the option of taking two tests instead of one this coming Tuesday. I took two this morning and plan on foucusing on two more over the weekend. I will definitely be taking ECE-Org Behavior but would like some input on the other...

Ethics-Theory and Practice
Psychology of Adulthood and Aging
Foundations of Gerontology
American Dream
Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union (Have all the study material Books/Vid/Audio tapes)

Any input is greatly welcome.

Thanks!

I've always been interested in fitness and my coworkers, friends are always asking me to work out with them and/or asking me about my training regimen.

I've always had it in the back of my mind to go ahead and get my personal trainer certification someday.

But first things first- I want to get my Bachelor's.

Well found out I can knock out two things with one stone! I won't have to put either on the back burner. I can pursue getting my personal trainer cert while @ the same time get college credits to apply towards my degree!

There's alot of places one can get Personal training certification, the field doesn't seem to be very regulated at all. I am sure some of the personal training certification is pure junk while some may be legit. It's just hard to wade through it all. But when I found out Ace approved these courses for college Credit- I knew I found the course for me.

National Council on Strength and Fitness: NCSF Personal Trainer College Credit

Here is what the advisor from Excelsior wrote!
According to ACE, credit would be awarded for the following courses and exam from the National Council on Strength & Fitness: "Nutrition Weight Management Course & Exam" 1 Upper Level Applied Professional credit, "Fitness Education Prep Course" 2 Upper Level Applied Professional credits and "Personal Trainer Certification Prep Course" for 3 Upper Level Applied Professional credits. I hope this information is helpful but please let us know if you have additional questions. Best wishes in your academic pursuits!

I cant seem to find the petersons test for business law and posts I've viewed here suggest there is one.

Can someone PLEASE direct me to it?

Thank you