DSST Art of the Western World and Principles of Supervision

[musictester]

I'm taking both of these tests tomorrow. Any last-minute advice? I can't find much on the art one, but I've been watching the Annenberg series over and over. Thanks!

[cookderosa]

I'm taking both of these tests tomorrow. Any last-minute advice? I can't find much on the art one, but I've been watching the Annenberg series over and over. Thanks!

Good luck!

[alleycat]

Good Luck!

[musictester]

Thank you both! Tests are at 1:00!

[alleycat]

Fingers crossed.

[KayV]

Good luck!

[musictester]

431 Supervision Thought for sure I did bad while taking the test!
failed art with a 391 And I thought I did great!

[dfrecore]

Principles of Supervision is a much easier test than Art, so it's not surprising that you did better on that one.

Sophia has Art History, although it's $329 - not cheap. But might be easier to pass.

There are other courses/exams you can take in Arts/Humanities if you want.

[musictester]

Yeah- I found that out!
I think I am going to try the art again- just taking the test helped me know what time periods/themes to zone in on- tons of modern art and ancient Greece. I passed the CLEP humanities last summer, so I have some other humanities credits already. At least I won't make the same mistake on the ones I guessed on- and that will increase my odds from 1-4 to 1-3. And since I was so close, I think it might be feasible. I hear I have three months to study it anyway!
Are the questions mostly the same as the first test, or is it a completely new test?
Also, how many questions do you think I missed to get a 391/400? Was it like two? five? ten?

Principles of Supervision is a much easier test than Art, so it's not surprising that you did better on that one.

Sophia has Art History, although it's $329 - not cheap. But might be easier to pass.

There are other courses/exams you can take in Arts/Humanities if you want.

[dfrecore]

Yeah- I found that out!
I think I am going to try the art again- just taking the test helped me know what time periods/themes to zone in on- tons of modern art and ancient Greece. I passed the CLEP humanities last summer, so I have some other humanities credits already. At least I won't make the same mistake on the ones I guessed on- and that will increase my odds from 1-4 to 1-3. And since I was so close, I think it might be feasible. I hear I have three months to study it anyway!
Are the questions mostly the same as the first test, or is it a completely new test?
Also, how many questions do you think I missed to get a 391/400? Was it like two? five? ten?

No idea on scoring.

The questions will not be the same, they have a test bank with (probably) thousands of questions. Each test is generated from the test bank and is unique.