Easiest natural science courses to take....Charter Oaks!

[Scratch72]

Hello all,

The good news is: I am making some great progress with help from instancert and you guys here on the forums. Thanks so much.

Here is the kinda "not really bad news" though ;-) .

I have completed all the general requirements for Charter Oaks, the only subjects that I have remaining are the natural sciences.

Here are the factors, I will be getting a degree in political science from Charter Oaks, I have heard that you may not have to take natural science if you go with this degree plan( comments ??).

And if you "do" have to take natural sciences, is astronomy or anything like that considered a replacement? I would do anything to avoid having to take the Bio CLEP.

I'm flying blind, any help you have to offer would be much appreciated.


Thanks.

[P00057870]

See if they accept Environment test as a natural science, then test out.

[bkbarden]

Take the Natural Science CLEP. I despise science and was of the same opinion on Bio. I studied for about a month (off and on) for that test using primarily the Comex guide and a lot of REA practice tests. Comex was great for me because I needed to start with the basics... as in: this is a cell. This is DNA. With that kind of starting knowledge (or lack thereof), I passed the Natural Science exam and had the 6 credits I needed!

[soupbone]

Take the Natural Science CLEP. I despise science and was of the same opinion on Bio. I studied for about a month (off and on) for that test using primarily the Comex guide and a lot of REA practice tests. Comex was great for me because I needed to start with the basics... as in: this is a cell. This is DNA. With that kind of starting knowledge (or lack thereof), I passed the Natural Science exam and had the 6 credits I needed!

Brittany do you have a link to the Comex guide or are you willing to part with it for cheap? hilarious I'm about to start studying for this one and I need to make sure I pass. Thanks!