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I have begun to summarize what sources there are for credit, whether they are classes or tests, and what subjects/courses are offered. My first draft is available online as an excel spreadsheet using pivot tables:
Credit.xlsx
Check it out. If anyone has something they want to add, or become a collaborator, let me know. Or if you want a different report run on the data, I'll see what I can do.
I am hoping to add to the data significantly, let me know what is missing.
Hope it helps
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psrearick Wrote:I have begun to summarize what sources there are for credit, whether they are classes or tests, and what subjects/courses are offered. My first draft is available online as an excel spreadsheet using pivot tables:
Credit.xlsx
Check it out. If anyone has something they want to add, or become a collaborator, let me know. Or if you want a different report run on the data, I'll see what I can do.
I am hoping to add to the data significantly, let me know what is missing.
Hope it helps
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I like the format! Thanks for posting! Do you want this shared or is it just for help here? Also, put a name on it so no one takes it lol.
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Thanks! Yeah good idea. I put my name on it, no protection though, so people should still be able to download and edit. I'm cool with that, although I would prefer to know if that happens so as to improve my version, but I really don't care what people do with it. And this can be shared, I want it to be seen by anyone it can benefit!
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Very nice. Thank you!
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What a helpful resource! I would add the credits available through TEEX and FEMA-- though FEMA credits only apply to COSC, I believe.
Great job!
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This is great, but the only problem is that later, you're going to get the GIGO problem if no one updates it with catalog changes. But awesome work!
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Quote:the only problem is that later, you're going to get the GIGO problem if no one updates it with catalog changes.
I agree, it won't stay up to date forever, but it is helpful for a short while.
Also, I added TEEX based on the ACE recommendations on ACE's site. I have no clue what of these and where these are accepted as there are quite a few more than cybersecurity! But they are there for you guys to go through and weed out.
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psrearick,
I would love to collaborate with you one this! I have created a website to list as much information on obtaining a college degree by mainly testing out to help newbies like myself. It was so overwhelming when I first got started, I thought it would be helpful to have all of this information in one place.
Check out my website and let me know if you would be interested in having me add this, I would definitely give you full credit for all of your hard work!
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Shared!
Link to the post in my siggy "A special thanks to Phillip Rearick for his hard work assembling this great resource of ways to earn college credit. Shared with permission. ALL of these are available to homeschoolers as well as anyone with a desire to pursue college credit. Perfect timing for planning next year! Thanks Philip!"
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