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| Social Sciences CLEP |
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Posted by: sweetgirl_19 - 04-12-2007, 08:21 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Hi;
I'm new to InstantCert forums...first time I've really browsed around, but already it's been really encouraging! Hey, all these people have passed these oodles of CLEPS and DANTES "no problem" (well, at least without TOO much trouble), so why can't I ?
Also, I had a question about Social Sciences CLEP. Like other people, I've taken U.S. History I and II, Western Civ I and II, American Government, Sociology and Psychology CLEPS--now my only question is, need I review the flashcards for each indivdual subject, all 1000+ of them, for the Social Sciences CLEP? If I do, I'll hunker down with right good will ...but it would be nice if I could go through this a little faster .
Any advice about Social Sciences would be welcome!
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| advice on DSST principles of finance? |
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Posted by: curly20 - 04-11-2007, 09:21 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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hey everyone,
I was just curious if anyone has taken the dantes principles of finance test lately. I'm having a hard time, and wondered it there are any tips concerning study or what was on the test. I just passed principles of accounting, but only by one point. well, hope everyone else's studies and evenings are going well! thanks, mallory
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| GRE Psych anyone? |
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Posted by: Johanna - 04-11-2007, 07:11 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Is there anyone taking the GRE psych this Saturday? I am, but I am pretty frustrated with my lack of study time (I work taxes so the timing is not ideal, to say the least). I'd love to know if there are others signed up to take it this week and if you want to compare notes (at least before, after the exam I may not be in any mood to compare notes with anyone hilarious !
You can pm me if you don't want to clutter up the board.
Thanks, Johanna
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| David And Laurie Downloads |
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Posted by: carlosamador - 04-11-2007, 04:54 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I don't have a pay pal accont that has a bank account due to some bad past experiences but if somone has the pdf file I would be willing to pay them via pay pal since I still have money from some stuff I sold on Ebay. I am looking for the Natural Science PDF.
Thanks.
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| BA Blues |
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Posted by: vbmith - 04-11-2007, 11:10 AM - Forum: Off Topic
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Hello, (this is my 1st post so bear with me).
I recently graduated with a bachelor's degree and applied to medical school.
I received a call back telling me that I can not be accepted because I the school I went to was only nationally accredited and not regionally accredited:mad: .
Needless to say i was and still am upset that I never knew about the difference between accreditations. The medical school said they were impressed with me but can not accept me unless I have a regional BA.
Reading up on the forum I have formulated several plans but would appreciate your input.
Plan #1: Earn 120 credits
I have 40 cr from a regionally accredited college. Take 35 Fema credits, 16 NYU Language credits, 6 Eng Clep. A total of 97 +?? credits.
Plan #2: Portfolio Assesment
Have my studies at the nationally accredited college evaluated and earn my degree. Not sure how good this option is considering I need my degree by Aug.
Possible plan #3 (hybrid of plan 1 and 2):
Use the portfolio assessment to complete the 23 credits that I still need to complete. This helps me because I do not have many upper level credits and my credits would be evaluated as upper level.
I have been amazed with what some of you have come up with and would appreciate any help
One more point I still need to earn 1 more credit in either computers or math
and would like to know the simplest way to earn the credit
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| Newbie with a few questions |
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Posted by: Treyser - 04-11-2007, 10:30 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Good morning,
I am new to the board and have a few questions. I am currently 9 upper level courses away from obtaining my Excelsior Liberal Arts degree. Below is a list of courses I am currently taking in order to fullfill my degree requirements. I would like to know if anyone has alternate suggestions on courses that might be more applicable / easier.
2 Courses from my local university (6 hours)
DSST-Management Information Systems
DSST-Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union
Excelsior Exam-World Population
Excelsior Exam-Human Resource Management
Excelsior Exam-Organizational Behavior
Excelsior Online Course-African American History (Using GI Bill)
Excelsior Online Course-Globalization (Using GI Bill)
I have also registered for the INL course at Excelsior. I have registered at Instacert for study purposes. Are there any other DSST tests that you migh recommend?
Thanks!
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