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The good news is that I'm down to 3 clep tests! I have scheduled my next exam (educational psychology). On test days I go ahead and schedule my next clep test, so there's no conflict, fees paid, etc.
So I'm trying to decide what I should take after educational psychology. I would love some input ~ should I take humanities or social sciences?
Cleps:
Introduction Business Law 65
Principles of Management 70
Principles of Marketing 71
A&I Literature 68
American Lit 59
Educational Psychology 68
Social sciences & history 65
Western Civilization I 64
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[COLOR="Navy"]Human Growth & Development.
Have you taken - Intro to Soc or Intro to Psych yet? If not add them to your list.[/COLOR]
Your choices......Humanities or social sciences?
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I've pretty much taken the regular classes for most of the other exams. I don't want to microeconomics, and have no background in languages. So literally my only options are social sciences, humanities, or both western civilizations (I'll have to take one of them to meet a core requirement). I was planning to save history for last since I figured it would take the most studying.
Cleps:
Introduction Business Law 65
Principles of Management 70
Principles of Marketing 71
A&I Literature 68
American Lit 59
Educational Psychology 68
Social sciences & history 65
Western Civilization I 64
What lies before us and what lies behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.
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If you are into education how about something like the Foundations of Education DSST? I am studying now for the Social Science and History CLEP and I can tell you even after just taking Intro to Soc. & Intro to Psyc. last spring this is a lot to study for it may be 6 credits, but if you are going to do any history I would take those before this.
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my college won't accept dantes. My only options are a clep test or taking the class.
Cleps:
Introduction Business Law 65
Principles of Management 70
Principles of Marketing 71
A&I Literature 68
American Lit 59
Educational Psychology 68
Social sciences & history 65
Western Civilization I 64
What lies before us and what lies behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.
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