Aleks

[johnjaxs]

I'm testing out for all courses, atleast that I know is what I'm hoping for, so no Clep, Dsst and or any test center bs, I'm too old for that.

So your testing out of the courses without any tests, lol.

Sorry to laugh at you. I am hoping you made a mistake in your sentence or simply don't know what you are talking about.

CLEP, DSST, UEXCELs, APs, TECEPs and Davar Academy tests are for testing out.

[Shynepapin]

So your testing out of the courses without any tests, lol.

Sorry to laugh at you. I am hoping you made a mistake in your sentence or simply don't know what you are talking about.

CLEP, DSST, UEXCELs, APs, TECEPs and Davar Academy tests are for testing out.

Been pointed out, humor me and you're late.

[Shynepapin]

Usually, CLEP & DSST is what's considered "testing out" for courses, and everything else (SL, Study.com, ALEKS, Shmoop, etc.) are considered online courses are not testing out.

Thought the whole process of getting a degree without having to attend any class at any higher institution is called testing out and both are options of earning such needed credits. Anyway, I'm 3 weeks old into finding since my last fall grad admission was denied and reading on here and the wikia, along with working on my desired degree courses; so I'm learning something new everyday and also don't laugh at people who make mistakes; I've never been such an individual.

[KayV]

You can do it, Shynepapin. Every single person here was a newbie at some point. Just keep on learning, that's what we are (or should be) all about.

[dfrecore]

Thought the whole process of getting a degree without having to attend any class at any higher institution is called testing out and both are options of earning such needed credits. Anyway, I'm 3 weeks old into finding since my last fall grad admission was denied and reading on here and the wikia, along with working on my desired degree courses; so I'm learning something new everyday and also don't laugh at people who make mistakes; I've never been such an individual.

I wasn't laughing at you at all, I was explaining the difference between the 2 different options (of the usual courses/exams here on the forum). I thought I was being nice. Sorry.

[Shynepapin]

I wasn't laughing at you at all, I was explaining the difference between the 2 different options (of the usual courses/exams here on the forum). I thought I was being nice. Sorry.

I wasn't saying you were laughing, quoted your post as an explanation already given, so @johnjaxs would know, that you had helped me better understand the process. My process so far is largely due to the information you gave me personally and other foreum members like @KayV, who find time to anwser other individual's questions.

[johnjaxs]

I wasn't saying you were laughing, quoted your post as an explanation already given, so @johnjaxs would know, that you had helped me better understand the process. My process so far is largely due to the information you gave me personally and other foreum members like @KayV, who find time to anwser other individual's questions.

Check out those names that I listed, those are all exams. Also look into Straighterline, Aleks (of course you already know about it), Shmoop, Saylor Academy, Sophia Learning, CSU Global CBE (Exams) and Study.com. Other than CSU Global they are all self-paced courses. However, don't let that deter you. They have been stories of people literally completing 7-8 Straighterline courses in a month and some people completing a course in a day.