FY13 - DSST Civilian Pass Rates

[gingerbeefE]

I feel like this is terrible advice. Most of the CLEPS and DSST are lower level classes. As long as your Airman went to a decent high school there are several Exams that they could pass with minimal to no studying. More specifically
Information and Computer applications and Information systems ( if they have a decent understanding of computers, which most young people have a decent understanding of and they both apply to CCAF)
College Comp Modular or other ( I don't know how one would study for this class anyways)
Analyzing & Interpreting Literature
Any language CLEP if they have a background in the language.
Among these there are numerous CLEPS and DSST that require minimal studying that you could recommend to your Airmen if you get to know his strengths.
IMHO, you should never discourage your Airmen from trying to get college credits. It takes a lot to talk someone into starting to take CLEP giving them a negative attitude on the subject could prevent your airman from ever taking CLEPS. You're suppose to lead and mentor.