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I've been looking around and finding bits here and there about UExcel exam feedback. I need/prefer to take those for the grades but would like to know what to expect in a more concise manner. Are there any specific threads for overall UExcel exam feedback? I see tons on CLEP/DSST and a lot on TECEPs.
Also, does the Instacert subscription that allows access to the exam feedback forum have a good section for UExcels and TECEPS or is it minimal because it is majorly geared towards CLEP/DSST?
Thanks in advance for your feedback!
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InstantCert allows people to post exam feedback about whichever exams they want to, they are not "geared towards" anything in particular - but it's just that so many more people take CLEP/DSST exams. There are some UExcels/ECE's (what they used to be called), but not a ton.
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Uexcels were originally called Regents Exams and ECEs. So anytime you see that terminology it is referring to an Excelsior exam. They changed the name about 2 years ago.
Denise
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