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What is the best order to take these exams?
Psy Group:
Intro to Ed. Psy
Human Growth and Dev.
Research Methods in Psy
Social Psy
History Group:
Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union
World Pop
Civil War and Reconstruction
Math Group:
College Algebra
College Math
Statistics
Principles of Statistics
Thanks!
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the history one's look easiest so i would go with those first. Then the Psy group and then the math group.
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I'll give my two cents on the math:
college math
college algebra
uuuhhh.... I know the "statistics" is a DANTE -- what kind of test is the "principles of statistics"?
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CDM Wrote:uuuhhh.... I know the "statistics" is a DANTE -- what kind of test is the "principles of statistics"?
Principles of Statistics is also a DANTES. Are DANTES known to be easier than CLEPS? If so, I'll go for it instead of the statistics, which is a CLEP. Either case, I'll use a whole lot of prayer when I get to math, any math.
I still need 20 LL credits (6 in nat sci/math area), and 12 UL credits, so I'm trying to find the easiest yet "safest" path to a fast completion.
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With the math I would definitely take College Math before College Algebra. The stuff you learn in College Math will help you with the algebra.
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acs1122 Wrote:What is the best order to take these exams?
Psy Group:
Intro to Ed. Psy
Human Growth and Dev.
Research Methods in Psy
Social Psy
History Group:
Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union
World Pop
Civil War and Reconstruction
Math Group:
College Algebra
College Math
Statistics
Principles of Statistics
Thanks!
Just my 2 cents:
History Group:
Civil War
Soviet
World Pop
None of these are related in any way so the order does not matter. Be sure to read the Specific Exam Feedback Section on each of these as there has been a lot of feedback.
Psych Group:
In this order
Human Growth and Dev.
Intro to Ed. Psy
Research Methods in Psy
Social Psy
These are not too related either so I would go with their relative easiness order. The IC cards are good study guides.
Math Group:
In this order:
Principles of Statistics
Statistics
College Math
College Algebra
Be sure to read the Specific Exam Feedback Section on each of these as there has been a lot of feedback. Supplemental study will probably be necessary, according to those that have passed them. I passed Stats and College Math and definitely needed more than just IC.
Hope this is what you were looking for. Lee
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acs1122 Wrote:Principles of Statistics is also a DANTES. Are DANTES known to be easier than CLEPS? If so, I'll go for it instead of the statistics, which is a CLEP. Either case, I'll use a whole lot of prayer when I get to math, any math.
I still need 20 LL credits (6 in nat sci/math area), and 12 UL credits, so I'm trying to find the easiest yet "safest" path to a fast completion.
I think DANTEs are easier. I'd definately do the DANTE statistics test.
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Quote:the history one's look easiest so i would go with those first. Then the Psy group and then the math group.
I would also prefer to go with hist then psy and last of all maths like twitter said.
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