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social sciences and history vs psych,sociology |
Posted by: meshnest - 08-17-2006, 10:42 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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hi, just signed up yesterday. I've spent a dizzying amount of time searching the past messages, but didn't quite get the answer I was shooting for..
so at the risk of sounding redundant...
Would taking the social sciences and history be a better approach than taking psych and sociology to get 6 credits for a social science gen ed requirment?
I started studying the psych ...and realize its only been a day, but I'm spinning my wheels on it.
Although the 1,000+ questions for the social science & history looks daunting too. But some have commented that it was fairly easy..I really need to knock out 6 credits in social science field within 2 weeks. looking for the path of least resistance! Hoping to get some feedback :-)
cheers, Rolf
FYI - i'm starting capella online for bus admin
testing experience entails 2 dantes in '95
nat science & college math
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ECE Courses |
Posted by: Braylen - 08-16-2006, 08:55 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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For the Excelsior WebCT or CD-Rom courses, does anyone know if you can do them at your own (quick) pace? I saw some reference somewhere as to only being able to submit a certain number of assignments every 2 weeks or something. However, I also saw a reference somewhere that you can do the Information Literacy course in a day (with an open book/online exam).
I'm wondering if there are any other courses that you can push through like this.
Thanks in advance for any info on this.
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Human Resource Management (ECE) |
Posted by: PriTyan - 08-16-2006, 04:35 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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After almost a two month delay (new baby boy), Iâm getting back to finishing up my degree. Iâm taking the Human Resource Management (ECE) test tomorrow morning and was wondering if anyone can give me some words of wisdom.
I plan on only studying Instacert and using the DSST study guide.
PriTyan
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Macroeconomics |
Posted by: mrezas - 08-15-2006, 09:25 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Hi Guys, I am taking Macroeconomy this Tuseday, I wpould like to know how many questions and how much time is going to be in test.
any additional info to help me pass this test will be great.
Thank You
Ray
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Help Needed on Management Info Systems |
Posted by: Basket Weaver - 08-15-2006, 08:40 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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OK, I've read all the threads on this being an "easy" test. I consider myself quite able to grasp new, and often useless information, such as the likes being studied for my degree. I've done the IC for this test and can go through nearly all of the sections and know the answers/and reasoning behind the questions/answers. HOWEVER when I got to Petersons, it's like I studied for the wrong test, that or IC is way off. I know the latter probably isn't correct because the feedback on this board is usually spot on. I've taken two (out of three) tests available and I'm scoring exactly 49 on each test. Like I said, either IC is way off or Petersons is going way too in-depth, as usual. Anyone out there run into this problem before on this one? For being one of the suggested tests, I am beginning to feel like an idiot here..... I'm having acronym meltdown, and I'm in the military...the organization that sets the standard for acronym use (TOTSTSFAU) Feedback would be great....Thanks in advance
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