Help to finding A degree/plan.

[Danielp]

But I would still like to explore my opportunities regarding an IT degree as well. 

Also, I got a question.. Is it possible to get 16 credits from http://www.scps.nyu.edu/academics/depart...sting.html and fit it into my degree plan?

Yes, you can get those foreign langauge credits, although it's a little pricey.  You'd probably be better off with the ACTFL if they have your language.  Only about $100 for that exam, and up to 12cr for the Oral test, up to 6cr for the listening, up to 6cr for reading, and up to 12cr for writing.

These are the 2 I can pick, so I can get up to 24 credits if I do both, correct?

[dfrecore]

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Yes, you can get up to 12cr (6UL and 6LL) for each, if you score Advanced High/Superior.

[Danielp]

Okay thank you. Where do they fit into my degree plan and how will I know how many credits I will get? Because I would like to get 12 from each.

[dfrecore]

Okay thank you. Where do they fit into my degree plan and how will I know how many credits I will get? Because I would like to get 12 from each.

You will only get 12cr each if you score Advanced/High Superior.  So that part is up to you.

It depends on which degree you get as to where the credits will fit.  If it's a BALS, then they could go into the AOS (foreign language is considered a Humanities area).  If you are in another degree, then they would go into several areas of Gen Ed's (Knowledge of Human Cultures and Gen Ed Electives), or Free Electives once Gen Ed's are filled.

[Danielp]

Okay thank you. Where do they fit into my degree plan and how will I know how many credits I will get? Because I would like to get 12 from each.

You will only get 12cr each if you score Advanced/High Superior.  So that part is up to you.

It depends on which degree you get as to where the credits will fit.  If it's a BALS, then they could go into the AOS (foreign language is considered a Humanities area).  If you are in another degree, then they would go into several areas of Gen Ed's (Knowledge of Human Cultures and Gen Ed Electives), or Free Electives once Gen Ed's are filled.

Okay, thank you! I should manage to get full credits.

[Danielp]

Is it possible to take CLEP/DSST exams online?

Also, i've contacted some danish universities.. I asked them if the university needs to be regionally accredited and they told me no. I just need a ''valid'' degree and some relevant courses for the master program that I wish to pursue. Is there any nationally/outside the US universities that does it as fast/cheap as the big 3? Looking for valuable advice!

Regards Daniel

[dfrecore]

Is it possible to take CLEP exams online?

Don't we wish!!!  Nope, a testing center is your only option; usually (always?) offered on a college campus, although not always the campus you'd like.

[Danielp]

I'm pretty sure there isn't any testing centers close to me :-(

[Danielp]

Is there any difference in the difficulty of the CLEP/DSST exams and for example study.com?

[bjcheung77]

I'm pretty sure there isn't any testing centers close to me :-(

Have you read my Beginners Guide, the spreadsheets and the wiki? That's the reason I recommend ACE/NCCRS credits through Straighterline, Study.com, (and depending on what you need, Saylor/Shmoop)

Is there any difference in the difficulty of the CLEP/DSST exams and for example study.com?

Yes, there are. CLEP/DSST and most exams are pass/fail in ONE exam. Straighterline/Study.com, you can pass the course for some or most courses before you get to the final exam (it's cheaper/easier/faster) - and better for those who are far from a testing center.

I got your multiple PM, I don't think there are anything similar to the Big 3 outside of the US for Bachelors.
However, if you're looking for a Masters or PHD, Heriot Watt is the best test-able option I know.
You cheapest/easiest/fastest right now would be a BALS using Saylor/Shmoop and your ACTFL/NYUTFL.

The speed of which you can finish of of this is in 4 months if you follow several steps and have time management...
One of the people who followed my BSBA GM, finished his degree in 4 months exactly. PM me, I can set you a schedule to finish your BALS as it's "easier" than the BSBA and cheaper.