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I was including all my DSST and CLEP test on ACE transcripts and to my surprise, I noticed that DSST MIS is recommended as LL. How is COSC and TESC accepting them? as UL or LL ? reading all the previous threads, I was under the impression that it is considered as Upper Level course at both colleges but can someone, who is enrolled with either college, clarify it for me?
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It is lower level at COSC. This is the list to check exams at COSC:
http://www.charteroak.edu/exams/exams-master-list.pdf
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TESC has it as CIS-301 (UL).
Colleges get to put things wherever they want, and TESC is more liberal with their UL courses than the others.
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It seems like TESC is more liberal than COSC in awarding UL credits for CLEP or DSST exams.
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