Dumb question
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Dumb question
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10-25-2009, 12:25 PM
I have already taken a few CLEPs. All this time, I was under the impression that you had to be in the military to take DSST. Taking a second look, now I'm not so sure. I can't seem to find anything that says straight up. Do you have to be in the military to take DSSTs?
10-25-2009, 01:00 PM
Nope. Anybody can take them. I use University of Phoenix.
[SIZE="1"]BS General Business, March 2010
CLEP College Algebra 51 CLEP Natural Sciences 63 CLEP Social Sciences and History 59 CLEP A&I Lit. 74 CLEP Intro to Sociology 67 CLEP Info Systems and Computer App. 58 CLEP Intro to Psychology 66 CLEP Intro to Business Law 64 CLEP Principles of Management 73 CLEP Principles of Marketing 63 CLEP Principles of Macroeconomics 61 CLEP Principles of Microeconomics 62 DSST Fundamentals of Counseling 49 DSST Principles of Supervision 61 DSST Substance Abuse 441 (Pass) DSST Business Law II 67 DSST Management Information Systems 436 DSST Principles of Statistics 466 DSST Principles of Finance 435 DSST Civil War and Reconstruction 57 DSST Criminal Justice 431 ECE English Comp C :mad: ECE World Population A ECE Ethics, Theory and Practice A ECE Organizational Behavior A ECE Human Resource Management B EC Business Policy B Straighterline Accounting I B Straighterline Accounting II B CSU Pueblo Ops Management A [/SIZE]
10-25-2009, 01:00 PM
cosmicpope Wrote:I have already taken a few CLEPs. All this time, I was under the impression that you had to be in the military to take DSST. Taking a second look, now I'm not so sure. I can't seem to find anything that says straight up. Do you have to be in the military to take DSSTs? Nope. You can take em too. Now, some military centers won't allow anyone but the military to test at their centers, but there are lots of places to take DSST besides military centers.
~Autumn
Master of Arts - Emergency and Disaster Management - Estimated Completion 2014 Bachelor of Science Human Services in Emergency Disaster Services - TESC- December 2009 Culinary Arts Certificate - Boise State University 2002 Education teaches a man to spell experience. 
10-25-2009, 01:03 PM
No. Anyone can take them, provided you pay the prescribed fee.
A list of courses can be found at DSST - GetCollegeCredit.com EDIT: Woah, three of us posted within a couple minutes.
[SIZE="1"]American Government (68) ~ Analyzing & Interpreting Literature (70) ~ Art of the Western World (72) ~ Astronomy (66) ~ ENG407: Chaucer (A) ~ Civil War & Reconstruction (69) ~ College Algebra (62) ~ College Mathematics (73) ~ College Writing (A) ~ English Composition with Essay (59) ~ GRE Literature in English (610/73%tile) ~ Humanities (75) ~ Introduction to Business (62) ~ Introduction to Computing (459) ~ Introduction to Educational Psychology (72) ~ Introduction to World Religions (478) ~ Introductory Psychology (74) ~ Money & Banking (48) ~ Research & Writing (A) ~ Rise & Fall of the Soviet Union (68) ~ ENG 310: Short Stories (A) ~ Introductory Sociology (77) ~ Social Sciences & History (76) ~ Technical Writing (67) ~ US History I (69) ~ US History II (64) ~ Western Civilization I (76) ~ Western Civilization II (65) Western Europe Since 1945 (65) ~ Exam Feedback
Total Credits: 121 ~ DONE: Literature in English BA from Excelsior College[/SIZE]
10-25-2009, 07:32 PM
There are no dumb questions!!!!
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