fema credit for social science
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fema credit for social science
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10-01-2008, 09:20 PM
a lot of you have been using Fema for the electives/applied profesional. I was wondering if anyone managed to use any for gen ed social science... I'm looking for a quick flexible (no exam to travel to) way to do it.
thanx
10-02-2008, 02:22 AM
how about you just dream about your degree, you wake up and It comes in the mail the same day.
10-02-2008, 06:45 AM
ali4nia Wrote:how about you just dream about your degree, you wake up and It comes in the mail the same day. I often put my foot in my mouth and say the wrong thing. It's a talent, I was born with. But this comment is a little bit mean, even for me... kayausa, I would say you should check with your school and see if anything qualifies, but I think you're stuck using them as free electives, sorry. If anyone else knows better, please chime in.
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10-02-2008, 08:38 AM
alissaroot Wrote:I often put my foot in my mouth and say the wrong thing. It's a talent, I was born with. But this comment is a little bit mean, even for me...that's alright!  alissaroot Wrote:kayausa,problem is that I'm not enrolled in Excelsior yet... so they won't be much help... I'm missing 6 SS credits...
10-02-2008, 09:09 AM
ali4nia Wrote:how about you just dream about your degree, you wake up and It comes in the mail the same day. Not funny. Not necessary.
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10-02-2008, 09:30 AM
ali4nia Wrote:how about you just dream about your degree, you wake up and It comes in the mail the same day. Ali4nia, I know English isn't your first language, but the tone of your joke is rude.
10-02-2008, 09:32 AM
kayausa Wrote:a lot of you have been using Fema for the electives/applied profesional. I was wondering if anyone managed to use any for gen ed social science... I'm looking for a quick flexible (no exam to travel to) way to do it.>> Kayausa, You won't get to use the FEMA for social science, TESC assigns where it will go. (Free electives, not gen ed electives aka applied professional at EC) A fast 6 credit exam is CLEP Social Science and History for 6 (100 level) cr.
10-02-2008, 09:48 AM
cookderosa Wrote:>> Is there any other no exam way to get SS credits... like Aleks for math...
10-02-2008, 12:53 PM
kayausa Wrote:Is there any other no exam way to get SS credits... like Aleks for math...>> Not that I can think of. You could take the classes either online or in person. For social science, you can include: sociology psychology anthropology government/political science US and World history economics (micro/macro) Something I did last winter, was to check at my local colleges. Both community colleges in my area offered "winter break" classes. They were online or on campus- super accelerated. My winter class was Contemporary Social Problems online (sociology) for 3 credits and was 21 days long. I highly suggest looking locally. I did it because I wanted an easy 3 credits, I didn't have brain space to study for another test (at that moment) and I think sometimes classes are easier than tests. (it was)
10-02-2008, 02:09 PM
cookderosa Wrote:>>thank you... I was looking to see if anyone had some out of the box ideas... but thanx for your input... |
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