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I am 22 sem. credits away from my BAL @ Excelsior. I have 2 required activities to go, the INL-102 and Capstone, which brings my required credit total down to 18 sem. credits. I need 18 upper level, Arts & Sciences, semester credits, ASAP. I have already mapped out the various ECE tests, but am wondering if anybody knows about any 6 credit each, pass/fail, upper/level opportunities out there that I could partake of instead? Thank you!!!
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Some of the DSST exams are UL,
http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-tho...units.html. TESC recently lowered the cost of their in house testing service to about $100 each, I suspect those are accepted by EC also.
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No, I don't of any UL - 6 credit pass/fail tests or courses. However, Excelsior accepts 12 three credit DSSTs for UL credit:
Dantes Exams - Free Study Guides at Free-Clep-Prep.com
My recommendations would be:
1. Heres To Your Health
2. Substance Abuse
3. Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union
4. Criminal Justice
5. Ethics in America
6. Business Ethics & Society
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Only 3 of the DSST tests are accepted by Excelsior as U/L Arts & Sciences credits. Civil War & Reconstruction, Money & Banking, and Rise & Fall of the Soviet Union. I have completed the 2 history related ones.
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Be sure to download the latest Student Guide to Credit by Exam; it was recently updated.
There are 7 Arts & Science UL DSST exams now.
The 3 you mentioned, plus
World Religion
Criminal Justice
Ethics in America
Business Ethics & Society
Also consider ALEKS Stats.
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NAP Wrote:Be sure to download the latest Student Guide to Credit by Exam; it was recently updated.
There are 7 Arts & Science UL DSST exams now.
The 3 you mentioned, plus
World Religion
Criminal Justice
Ethics in America
Business Ethics & Society
In footnote #4 it says that Principles of Finance in the Applied Professional section is U/L in the Liberal Arts programs. Thank you!
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dewisant Wrote:In footnote #4 it says that Principles of Finance in the Applied Professional section is U/L in the Liberal Arts programs. Thank you!
You're welcome.
I interpret that to mean that it is lower-level for the Business school, but upper-level for the Liberal Arts school. It still appears to be Applied Professional, not Arts & Science like you need. If you learn differently, please let us know.
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