Please tell me if my final plans are good

[Magedo]

I have 88 credits so far and I need 9 more Humanities, 12 Social Science and 12 General Electives. Please let me know if I am on the right track here.

Humanities
Analysing & Interpreting Literature-6
Technical Writing-3

Social Science
Intro to Psycology-3
Intro to Sociology-3
Human Growth & Development-3
Educational Psycology-3

General Electives
History of the Vietnam War-3
World Religions-3
Need 2 more.

I don't think I can take any of the science test without duplicating what I already have.

I would like something not to hard. I need to do this fast. I am a single mother working full time so I only have so little time to study.

[Yenisei]

For two more tests as general electives, look at the DSST Here's to your Health and DSST Environment and Humanity. They're quite easy.

[LaterBloomer]

Before you take any tests, check with your school to make sure that those tests meet its requirements. As to what is easy. I think the advice that I found most helpful is to determine what intrests you, and find tests that can help you in that area. Free-Clep-Prep shows Am. Gvt. as a Level 4, with Level 5 being the hardest. I live near D.C., so I learned that stuff by osmosis, but I would probbly find sociology hard. Good luck. I work full-time, too, and it's hard, Kudos for doing this with kids.

[Magedo]

Thank you for your suggestions.

I took Hers to your health as my first exam and passed.

I thought Enviroment and Humanity would duplicate one of the enviroment courses I have I am going for the environmental Studies at Thomas Edison. Now I think it might be ok because it is not exactley the same course number as one I have. Is that right?

I am using the great charts that SandraNC did so I hope that is what Thomas Edison will take.

If I go with things I like I would be afraid of American Government it seems hard. I like art and literature. How hard are they on that scale you mentioned? I was thinking Art of the Western World and American Literature.

Thank you again for your help. I already looked up some information on the A&I Literature Alleycat suggested and I will see if I can get that in one day this week after work.

Marie

[Yenisei]

If you like art and literature, take the American Literature for the six credits of Gen Ed you still need because it is a a six credit exam.

If the environmental science course you are taking is that 6 credit UL one at TESC, it shouldn't duplicate the DSST- look at the course prefix and ask your advisor for confirmation by email if you still aren't sure.

[Magedo]

Thank you I didn't realize the American Literature is 6 credits. i did take the Thomas Edison 6 Credit Environmental course, but I also have lots of other environmental courses. I will have to check if that exam is ok because it is another course number.

[alleycat]

Marie,

I am not sure what you have done for math classes already but you might want to take a look at Aleks. There are several Aleks threads started and you can take a look and see if that might be something you could do. I read in one of your posts that money is tight for you and you have a family to support. Aleks is only $20 a month and you could get several math courses done fairly inexpensively. Just a thought.

[alleycat]

One other thing Marie. You would have to sign up for ACE to have your credits transcribed.

[Magedo]

Thank you for the suggestion. Math is a hard thing for me. Thank goodness I am done with my math requirements.

[Lindagerr]

If you Like literature American Lit is a good idea. The Vietnam War and Religion test are upper level and a little harder if you ask me. Do you have prior knowledge of them or are they just interesting to you?