09-14-2015, 10:45 PM
Thank you all for the advice. This is exactly what I needed to know! So I can get started right away which is great.
I don't have to follow Sanantone's plan but it does look like a workable plan for me. If nothing else it is where I'm going to start unless anyone has big objections to this plan.
What is yet to be seen in how quickly I can achieve success through testing and how many credits I can earn over the next, say, nine months. It looks a bit like TESC is tightening the belt, so to speak, with each passing year so maybe by the time I have a number of these tests completed I will be selecting a plan with a different college. I understand the plan would change things and there is the possibility of wasting some time and money on tests that don't apply to the new plan but I'm not trying to do this as absolutely lean as possible and it wouldn't be a total waste having learned whatever the subject matter was for the test that is no longer helpful.
Lindagerr, I was looking at the per credit plan with TESC. Can you tell me more about how this changed the TECEP exams?
I don't have to follow Sanantone's plan but it does look like a workable plan for me. If nothing else it is where I'm going to start unless anyone has big objections to this plan.
What is yet to be seen in how quickly I can achieve success through testing and how many credits I can earn over the next, say, nine months. It looks a bit like TESC is tightening the belt, so to speak, with each passing year so maybe by the time I have a number of these tests completed I will be selecting a plan with a different college. I understand the plan would change things and there is the possibility of wasting some time and money on tests that don't apply to the new plan but I'm not trying to do this as absolutely lean as possible and it wouldn't be a total waste having learned whatever the subject matter was for the test that is no longer helpful.
Lindagerr, I was looking at the per credit plan with TESC. Can you tell me more about how this changed the TECEP exams?
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