Change Enrollment Type?

[ECH90]

Hello, does anyone know if it is possible to change your enrollment type, but keep the catalog year your in? I am enrolled under the military tuition plan, and I had planned on taking TECEPS to satisfy residency. Turns out I am terrified of TECEPS, and I would rather pay the residency fee and satisfy those credits elsewhere. Is this possible?

[dfrecore]

Hello, does anyone know if it is possible to change your enrollment type, but keep the catalog year your in? I am enrolled under the military tuition plan, and I had planned on taking TECEPS to satisfy residency. Turns out I am terrified of TECEPS, and I would rather pay the residency fee and satisfy those credits elsewhere. Is this possible?

OMG, take the 6 easiest ones and be done with it!  I passed a bunch, they were not any harder than CLEP/DSST exams for the most part.

I took these without studying AT ALL (and passed):
Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics
Computer Concepts & Applications
English Composition II
Technical Writing

Based on feedback I've heard, these are also good choices:
English Composition I
Marriage and the Family
Public Speaking
Learning in the Digital Age
Technical Communication
Psychology of Women

These are all multiple choice and sound fairly easy to me:
The Science of Nutrition
World History from 1600 to Present
Introduction to Political Science
Introduction to Sociology

Seriously, don't freak about this - it is definitely WORTH $2800 to just take them and see how you do!

[ECH90]

Hello, does anyone know if it is possible to change your enrollment type, but keep the catalog year your in? I am enrolled under the military tuition plan, and I had planned on taking TECEPS to satisfy residency. Turns out I am terrified of TECEPS, and I would rather pay the residency fee and satisfy those credits elsewhere. Is this possible?

OMG, take the 6 easiest ones and be done with it!  I passed a bunch, they were not any harder than CLEP/DSST exams for the most part.

I took these without studying AT ALL (and passed):
Applied Liberal Arts Mathematics
Computer Concepts & Applications
English Composition II
Technical Writing

Based on feedback I've heard, these are also good choices:
English Composition I
Marriage and the Family
Public Speaking
Learning in the Digital Age
Technical Communication
Psychology of Women

These are all multiple choice and sound fairly easy to me:
The Science of Nutrition
World History from 1600 to Present
Introduction to Political Science
Introduction to Sociology

Seriously, don't freak about this - it is definitely WORTH $2800 to just take them and see how you do!

 Thank you! I have been so freaked out about it, it has put my entire degree on hold for the last year. My ADHD had not been helping but I cannot keep putting it off. I will look into these ones.

[dfrecore]

No worries, after 2 failed attempts at Stats (SL and ALEKS), it was literally my very LAST course I took - even after the darn capstone!