Here's to your health Dantes test

[RBOWMAN]

Can anyone out there in "Instantcert" land help me figure out if I can use "Here's To Your Health " Dantes test, to meet part of a science requirement. I need to find six credits in science that I can easily pass by testing out of.

[anar579]

Does your school (TESC I believe) accept CLEP Natural Sciences? The downfall is there is no InstantCert guide on it. It's broad in scope but certainly passable.

[anar579]

Can anyone out there in "Instantcert" land help me figure out if I can use "Here's To Your Health " Dantes test, to meet part of a science requirement. I need to find six credits in science that I can easily pass by testing out of.

I was curious and looked this up in the TESC catalog, and the Dantes Here's to your Health exams is not considered in the Natural Science category, but in the Human Services category. CLEP Natural Sciences is considered a Natural Science exam and awarded 6 credits. I couldn't attach the catalog because it's too large (3mb). Here's a link to download it and this information is on pages 120-121 of the document: http://www.tesc.edu/catalog/pdf/catalog.pdf

[ShotoJuku]

If the DANTES option doesn't work out, try CLEP - BIOLOGY. It wasn't too difficult after a little study a worth SIX CREDITS!! Good Luck!!

[sgloer]

A lot of people actually find Biology to be pretty tough, so definitely consider Biology, but don't take it lightly! That's one test that I would study the collegeboard study guide for to try to get those couple of extra points.

On the other hand, a lot of people seem to think the Natural Sciences exam is relatively easy, so it may be better to study the Biology materials and then try the Natural Sciences exam! (This is just my hypothesis; it would be nice to see some people try the NS exam after using only our Bio materials...)

[RBOWMAN]

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