Is it still possible to get an entire degree via CLEP, DSST and GRE?

[SlappyWhite]

Is it still possible today to cover off all the required components (with the exception of capstone/cornerstone) entirely via CLEP, DSST and GRE. Any subject matter?

In my case I had an evaluation done (COSC and since we are including GRE might as well stick with COSC) and I have ~60 technology/math/english credits but none of them are upper division. Because I have no upper division credits I need to look towards another concentration if I want to stick with standardized testing. I am wondering first is the above possible in general if not can it be done with a year or two worth of "electives" all lower division?

Again any concentration physiology, history, business... Ideally BSc but BA is also good.

[KayV]

Since COSC requires a Cornerstone and a Capstone class for graduation, you cannot complete a BS or BA there. You might want to consider a liberal studies, social science, or psychology degree from TESC if you want to test out entirely, but you'll have to add ECE exams to your testing options. TESC also lets you use free FEMA credits for free electives (so does COSC).

Good luck with your search.

[SlappyWhite]

I have no issue with taking the cap and cornerstone courses, but I would like to get all other credits from testing.

[rebel100]

Its doable:

Liberal Studies Concentration (Major) at Charter Oak State College

http://www.charteroak.edu/Current/Academ...r-list.pdf