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So far I would say Western Civ I or Humanities. Its hard to pick because they were so different. Western Civ was probably a harder test but more fun to study. Humanities was an easier test but it was going over tons of boring facts and trying to memorize names.
Western Civilization-59/3 Credits
Analyzing and Interpreting Lit.-66/6 Credits
Humanities-59/6 Credits
Principles of Management- 62/3 Credits
Principles of Marketing- 61/3 Credits
Introductory Sociology- 72/3 Credits
Introductory Psychology- 72/3 Credits
Western Civilization II- 56/3 Credits
Info. Systems & Computer Applications- 57/3 Credits
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[SIZE="2"]Information Systems and Computer Applications was the most difficult exam for me so far. I understand that individual results have varied considerably on this exam, and I definitely do not want to scare anyone off, but I thought it was really tough. Nothing I studied successfully prepared me for this exam - most of the questions seemed to come out of nowhere. NOTE: I do not have any kind of background in this area at all. [/SIZE]
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Biology 53 
Intro to Educational Psychology 63
Principles of Marketing 65
College Algebra 60
Introductory Psychology 70
Human Growth and Development 68
Information Sys. Computer App. 48 OUCH! 
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Principles of Management 70
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lrgaul Wrote:[SIZE="2"]Information Systems and Computer Applications was the most difficult exam for me so far. I understand that individual results have varied considerably on this exam, and I definitely do not want to scare anyone off, but I thought it was really tough. Nothing I studied successfully prepared me for this exam - most of the questions seemed to come out of nowhere. NOTE: I do not have any kind of background in this area at all. [/SIZE]
I thought I didn't pass it. I think I guessed on about 75% of the test.
Some how I passed
The sad part is that I work in that field. :confused:
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MICROECOMICS. I got a 49, 1 stinkin point!!!!!!!!!
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So far, Biology has taken the most preparation time of any, in one sense it was most difficult because I learned a complicated subject from scratch. Microeconomics was the most difficult in the sense that I had inadequately prepared and didn't know many answers and had to use elimination or completely random guesses on more than half of the questions.
I have 18 traditional credits and 51 exam credits. I've passed Introductory Sociology 76, Introductory Psychology 68, A&I Literature 66, Principles of Marketing 76, Introductory Business Law 71, Social Sciences & History 67, DSST Drug & Alcohol Abuse 450, Biology 69, Principles of Management 70, Natural Sciences 64, Intro to Business DSST 70, Principles of Macroeconomics 67, Principles of Microeconomics 58.
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HUMANITIES
BA Social Sciences TESC 2009
Humanities 64 | Intro Sociology 74 | Intro Psychology 74 | College Mathematics 60 | H.G. & Dev. 66
A&I Literature 65 | Educational Psychology 71 | American Government 67 | US History I 67 | US History II 72
Social Sciences & History 65 | English Comp 63
DSST
Civil War 61 | Substance Abuse 463 | Intro Computing 465 | Technical Writing 66 | Anthropology 66 | Prin. of Supervision 62
Enviro & Humanity 68 | Org Behavior 67 | Astronomy 60 | Ethics 467
ECE
World Population A | Research Methods in Psychology A | Adulthood & Aging A | Gerontology A | UExcel Political Science B
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At the time I took the exam I thaught each one was difficult. Recently I thought A & I Lit was a killer, but when I think back it really wasn't that hard. I would now say History of the Vietnam War which is funny because I did really well on it. I studied really hard, when I first decided to take it I thought it would be easy because I had lived through it. What irks me is this is the only history of whivh isn't for upper level credit.
Linda
Start by doing what is necessary: then do the possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible St Francis of Assisi
Now a retired substitute Teacher in NY, & SC
AA Liberal Studies TESC '08
BA in Natural Science/Mathematics TESC Sept '10
AAS Environmental safety and Security Technology TESC Dec '12
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Money and Banking with Statistics a close second. I failed M & B the first time around.
Finished in December, 2008 with my BSBA from TESC
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Civil War and Reconstruction was the hardest one for me.
Jesse
BA, Thomas Edison State College
MS, Grand Canyon University
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I ended up doing really well on it though.