I'm considering the MBA/HRM program at Northcentral University. They have everything I'm looking for ---online MBA/HRM, RA+ACBSP accreditation, no GMAT, great tuition, schedule flexibility, ect...

But----, I was wondering about the no federal lending policy. Is this a big red flag that the school is not legit? Or experiencing some trouble with the federal gov't? However, they will accept the GI Bill, just not financial aid via the FAFSA so I don't know what to think!

Here's the link: Northcentral University | Accredited Online Degree Programs

Thanks in advance,

I passed the DSST Principles of Supervision today with a 64! Not much to say about this exam. If you take Principles of Management, then immediately follow up with this exam. There is much overlap and I found the exam to be relatively easy.

I read all the specific advise on this test and it is right on. In my opinion, the questions on this test are either poorly written or written to trick you. From the 4 EC exams I have taken, this is the only one that is not really straight forward. I studied pretty hard for Adulthood and Aging and for Gerontology. I got an A on AA and a C on FG. I knew the concepts but ambiguity was a killer throughout the test. This is the only way that I can explain the inconsistency on my test results. Sorry for the rant, I know 3 ULs are 3 ULs but I'm pretty frustrated with this last test. For those who have this test coming up, beware of the way questions are written.
Mateo

Hello. I am new to the forums and was curious if there are other cleps, dantes etc...for English. I have English Comp 101, which was taken MANY years ago, and currently need another English. What ones do any of you suggest? Not sure if I want to take a test that requires an essay, but I may have to, if that is required. Thanks so much!

Hello All, Can anyone help me out with studying for the Human Growth & Developemnt test. This is my first test and i don't know what to actually study. Is the InstaCert a great source? What exactly do I need to study. PLease tell me what I need to know to just pass. Thanks and give me all the information that is going to help me. Thanks everyone.
Byron

I am studying for Money and Banking and found this website. It has been helpful for me to read their essays on the different aspects and views of the economy. I think this website would also be helpful for Micro and Macroeconomics. Hope this helps someone

Library of Economics and Liberty

Farmerboy

P.S. Thanks Snazz!

Hi,

I've been studying for the Financial Accounting CLEP for a couple of weeks. I read Accounting Demystified, the DSST Financial Accounting study guide & practice tests, worked on the first 3 parts of the InstaCert flashcards.

I keep getting bogged down with the flash cards because they just have so much math in them. I really wish they either had math I could do in my head, or that they had relegated all the math to one section. I just can't seem to get through them because it takes too long to do all the math.

Has anyone taken the new CLEP (financial only) that can tell me an estimated ratio of how many questions will be about T-accounts (i.e., XYZ paid a bill for $300, so what account should you DR or CR and for how much each?) that type of thing...

There are alot of questions like that in the flash cards, and if the test is going to be like that then maybe I need to work harder on that part. Otherwise I think I am ready.

Thanks for any advice.

~Bee

Just for clarification

You can transfer up to 80 Credits from a RA Community College.
You can transfer up to 120 Credits from a RA 4-Year Institution. (the key word over the phone was UNLIMITED, so it may be more)

On top of that, you can transfer certificate based credit (Such as FEMA, CLEP, DANTES, IT Certifications)

I just had to call and make sure, since I have potentially 90-110 credits for transfer.

I just got notice that there is an opening today for a test, I ususally have to wait 1-2 months for an opening. My question, is there any test that I could go take and potentialy pass with little to no prep time? The test is in 3 hrs.

It could be a clep or dante. Many thanks.

I've been reviewing alternative ways of gaining college credit via exams, and found this information on the American Council on Exercise

http://www.acenet.edu/AM/Template.cfm?Se...entID=6911


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