3 Tests Left! Help Choosing

[Danielp248]

Ok, I finally see the light. I have only 3 exams left. I need 2 upper and 1 lower. Can anyone give me advice as to which ones are the easiest? Here's my available options

I need 2 Upper Level Exams from this list:
1. Social Psych ECE - (i've already taken all the other psych exams, so this one should be pretty easy for me)
2. Labor Relations ECE
3. World Population ECE
4. Money & Banking DSST
5. Princ. of Finance DSST
6. Rise & Fall of USSR DSST

I need 1 Lower Level Exam from this list:
1. Intro to Business Law CLEP
2. Princ. of Accounting CLEP
3. Princ. of Management CLEP
4. Princ. of Marketing CLEP
5. Princ. of Microeconomics CLEP (i've taken Macro...)
6. US History II CLEP (i've taken US History I)
7. Western Civ. I CLEP
8. Western Civ II CLEP

Any help in deciding which tests to take would be appreciated.
Thank You.

[creationstory]

world population
money and banking

us history II

[lmech]

[QUOTE=Danielp248]Ok, I finally see the light. I have only 3 exams left. I need 2 upper and 1 lower. Can anyone give me advice as to which ones are the easiest? Here's my available options

I need 2 Upper Level Exams from this list:
1. Social Psych ECE - (i've already taken all the other psych exams, so this one should be pretty easy for me)
2. Labor Relations ECE
3. World Population ECE
4. Money & Banking DSST
5. Princ. of Finance DSST
6. Rise & Fall of USSR DSST

I need 1 Lower Level Exam from this list:
1. Intro to Business Law CLEP
2. Princ. of Accounting CLEP
3. Princ. of Management CLEP
4. Princ. of Marketing CLEP
5. Princ. of Microeconomics CLEP (i've taken Macro...)
6. US History II CLEP (i've taken US History I)
7. Western Civ. I CLEP
8. Western Civ II CLEP

Any help in deciding which tests to take would be appreciated.

2ul
Social Psych ECE
World Population ECE

1LL Prin. of Management

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

[studyhard]

I'd definitely do Principles of Management for the lower level one. My second choice would be Prin. of Marketing.

US History II is harder than US History I, in my opinion--largely because it doesn't cover much of the traditional history folks are familiar with (WWI and WWII and stuff). Rather it focuses a lot more on political parties, womens' movements, civil rights, etc. And you don't even want to touch either Western Civ unless you have to. It's interesting but it IS work. (And yes, I like history, that's what my degree is in.)

The only upper level course I've taken in the line-up you listed is the Rise and Fall of the USSR. It's tough but doable. But unless you love history, you might want to opt for something else. I spent two weeks of intensive study and scored well but it wasn't one of those "yawn, do this in my sleep" tests by any means.