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#11
Way to go Terry!!!
BA Social Sciences TESC 2009

CLEP
Humanities 64 | Intro Sociology 74 | Intro Psychology 74 | College Mathematics 60 | H.G. & Dev. 66
A&I Literature 65 | Educational Psychology 71 | American Government 67 | US History I 67 | US History II 72
Social Sciences & History 65 | English Comp 63
DSST
Civil War 61 | Substance Abuse 463 | Intro Computing 465 | Technical Writing 66 | Anthropology 66 | Prin. of Supervision 62
Enviro & Humanity 68 | Org Behavior 67 | Astronomy 60 | Ethics 467
ECE
World Population A | Research Methods in Psychology A | Adulthood & Aging A | Gerontology A | UExcel Political Science B

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#12
Thanks for the inspiration! I'm closing in on mine also!
"I would rather sit on a pumpkin and have it all to myself, than be crowded on a velvet cushion."~ Henry David

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#13
Thanks to all for taking the time to respond. I was feeling giddy last evening after finally making it to the single digits of remaining credits. Today reality has settled back in. I have 3 tough upper level ECE’s remaining and need to stay focused.

I’m typically more of a tortoise than a hare. Last year and for the first time in my life, I found myself stymied in my quest to gain a promotion at work. Skill, ability and experience couldn’t get me past the degree requirement. Fear of failure is a strong motivator and it kicked me into high gear. I’ve been on a mission since and have dedicated every spare moment I have to this goal. To say it’s been a tough haul would be a gross understatement. With a demanding job and family responsibilities, those spare moments I mentioned were ones I previously enjoyed for sleep. Of course, you all know the drill and are sharing the experience with me. Smile

I love self study and learning and I truly wish I could have traveled this road at a more leisurely pace. There are a number of courses/exams I would have loved to have taken and a few I could have happily done without. (The demon Statistics comes to mind. :eek: Passing that one took more blood than sweat for me.)

At any rate, I’m truly grateful for IC and for the opportunity to interact with some very cool people.

Thank you. Best to all!

-Terry
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#14
Very inspirational...thanks. Smile
-Andrew T.
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#15
Way to go, my friend. And, Marshall you are right - Terry is making us look bad. You and I need to get our heineys (can you say that on IC?) in gear?

Terry, I completely agree with you about some subjects that I wish I could have spent more time on instead of feeling like I was just "rushing through it" to pass a test. Maybe when you have your degree finished, you can enjoy a leisurely stroll through US History, Biology, Calculus or the like. Or, you can just get another degree!

This whole testing out thing can be very addictive. And this tremendous group of supportive people don't hurt. Wink

Best wishes to you and keep it up. You're an inspiration to the rest of us slackers. Oh yeah, Marshall if you're reading this - I went there.

Good luck,
Kelly
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#16
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!hilarious

Jade...you are so silly!!!!!!!!

-Marshall

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