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Here are some CLEP resources should you decide to go that route:The CLEP Official Study Guide is available for $24.95 at http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0874477719/.At $10, you can download 34 CLEP exams as study guides from the College Board (http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/clep/about.html ).Or, on use our site to learn more ...
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You've already mentioned your best option. It doesn't get any faster or cheaper than CLEP exams...and the military is a big supporter of CLEP exams. They push those things a lot.
There are CLEP exams which are worth six credit hours, so your best bet is to pick a subject that you are good at, spend a little time ...
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I did almost a year's worth of credit through CLEP tests and I loved it! To pass a CLEP test (or similar test like DANTES/DSST, ECE, or TECEP), you either have to know the material already or else learn it ahead of time through independent study or some other means. Either way if you pass the test it demonstrates that you know the ...
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Also you can learn more about CLEP tests here:http://www.elearners.com/resources/clep.asphttp://www.elearners.com/guide-to-online-education/distance-learning-best-kept-secret.asp
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Dennis is totally right, CLEP and DSST exams can save you a lot of money. Just be sure that whichever school you're selecting will accept them (almost all do) and that the tests you're considering won't duplicate any transfer credit.
It's also true you may want to look at Thomas Edison State College, Excelsior College, and ...
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im4unc:Thank you all for your responses. I am searching and looking around, my
goal is to obtain a BA in either, IT, or History by end of Spring 08.
Thanks again. Any help is much appreciated. Ow also, by looking around, my process to get all this going would be to choose a school, submit my transcripts, select my degree, then proceed on with ...
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Ow also, by looking around, my process to get all this going would be to choose a school, submit my transcripts, select my degree, then proceed on with CLEP and DANTES? to finish out the degree?
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im4unc:Hello all, new to this online forum here,but not new to school. I am basically looking for an school that will accecpt my current college credits so I can obtain a B.A. that would hold up in obtaining a job. I am more than likely going in the military so as long as it will fly with them I am cool. I currently have ...
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I'm in the same boat as you, and I've been slowly but surely knocking out the credits I need for a degree. Trust me, an associate degree is not enough these days. At a minimum, you need a bachelor degree. The bachelor degree today is like the high school degree was about 30 years ago...without one, it is very, very ...
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I don't know if an associate's degree is enough, honestly. It would really depend on the industry that you're in and the position you're going for (i.e. is it a move up towards management?) You might want to read job descriptions to see what the requirements are or ask HR. But an associate's is definitely a good starting point; ...
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Well, I finally did it.
I finished my Narrative Essay. I
have to admit, it wasn’t easy. I
struggled with this thing through writer’s block, extended work hours at my
job, traveling out of town for work and dealing with some issues at home.
I’m actually quite pleased with the assignment ...
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I’m a big fan of movies.
Specifically, I’m a big fan of comedies.
One of my favorites is the movie “Old School”. If you haven’t seen it, it’s about a group of
middle-age guys who start their own fraternity even though they aren’t going to
college. In one of the funniest ...
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Hey, you know that CLEP tests (among others) are free for veterans, right?SAT (Scholastic Assessment Test)LSAT (Law School Admission Test)GRE (Graduate Record Exam)GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test)AP (Advanced Placement Exam)ACT (American College Testing Program) DAT (Dental Admissions Test)MAT (Miller Analogies Test)MCAT (Medical College ...
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Myself, I like free stuff:
http://www.petersons.com/pdf/free/ClepSuccess.pdf (.PDF format)
382 prep guide to you prepare for the Humanities CLEP test, plus 4 other general subject tests – English composition, math, natural sciences, and social sciences/history. Includes a good subject review and two full-length practice tests for each ...
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One of the things that convinced me to enroll at Penn
Foster College
rather than another nationally-accredited school is the fact that many of the
courses in Penn Foster’s degree programs are reviewed by the American Council
on Education, or ACE. The vast majority
of colleges and universities, including those that are ...
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And Gets the Answers You Need to Have!
eLearners:
''Transfer credit is a big issue for adults returning to college, so here's a two-part question for you.
What kinds of things can you earn transfer credit for (I'm thinking of
things like workplace training, exams, things like that) and how can
you ...
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