Helped Needed with Review of TESU evaluation

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70% is passing, there's no proctor, and it allows immediate retakes.

Thank you and I have completed this and submitted to my ACE transcript.

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Diversity (Not Started) 3 credits Need Suggestions
Ethics (Not Started) 3 credits = Just completed Ethics and the CPCU Code of Professional Conduct May need a 1 credit waver if possible
Civic Engagement (Not Started) 3 credits Need Suggestions

I am very strong in business and seem to test well, but I don't think I can use this to any advantage yet.

I am in a Soviet History class at the grad level and maybe this can be take for UL at the BA level. I have already been approved to be able to use this in my future MA program.

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Diversity (Not Started) 3 credits Need Suggestions
Ethics (Not Started) 3 credits = Just completed Ethics and the CPCU Code of Professional Conduct May need a 1 credit waver if possible
Civic Engagement (Not Started) 3 credits Need Suggestions

I am very strong in business and seem to test well, but I don't think I can use this to any advantage yet.

I am in a Soviet History class at the grad level and maybe this can be take for UL at the BA level. I have already been approved to be able to use this in my future MA program.

TESU should give you the 1cr waiver automatically. It will add 1cr needed in the Gen Ed Electives area.

Best ways to get Diversity: Sociology (CLEP, SL, Study.com) or World Religions (DSST, SL, Study.com).

If you're already taking a Soviet Union grad course, you may want to take the Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union DSST when you're done. That way, there's no issue with TESU not accepting it.

Best ways to get Civic Engagement: American Government (CLEP, Study.com) or Comparative Politics (Saylor - there's a thread on here somewhere on the best way to study for this one).

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Thank you for the feedback.

I have been looking into the Study.com and have used them as a resource before for taking DSST tests. However I wonder how much faster is it to just take the test through Study.com without having to go to the testing center unless I want too.

[dfrecore]

Thank you for the feedback.

I have been looking into the Study.com and have used them as a resource before for taking DSST tests. However I wonder how much faster is it to just take the test through Study.com without having to go to the testing center unless I want too.

It totally depends. The Study.com courses are not "fast" as far as I can tell, you have to go through the entire course(?) and do all the quizzes before you can take the final. Also, some of the courses require a final paper. So definitely not FAST. But still a good option if testing is not your cup of tea, or it's not convenient to get to a testing center.