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(09-21-2019, 08:35 PM)TryHardDieHard Wrote: 1. Take Analyzing and Interpreting Lit, Information Systems, and Social Sciences and History test ASAP. Those should be passable without any studying.
2. Start with the four upper-level DSSTs that TESU accepts. Since you only have lower level credits, it's safe to assume they'll all count towards the BALS.
3. Get your current credits evaluated and start filling in the holes.
4. Use the DSST/CLEP overlap list to speed along the testing-out process. http://www.free-clep-prep.com/CLEP-and-D...-List.html
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(09-21-2019, 08:35 PM)TryHardDieHard Wrote: 1. Take Analyzing and Interpreting Lit, Information Systems, and Social Sciences and History test ASAP. Those should be passable without any studying.
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It annoys me to see advice like this. You might be able to take all these cold, but probably not most people.
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