First, A HUGE thank you to all who have posted before and provided the resources to help me pass my tests! I will take the Principles of Accounting on Wednesday. I have studied some principlesofaccounting.com(incredible site), some IC(another incredible site ) and taken some tests. My Peterson's score was sad (40%), my Rudman scores are pretty good(80%), my practice CLEP yeilded 67%. I have four little ones and a new business so time is gold at the moment. My question is; would my time be better spent finishing the principlesofaccounting.com chapters, concentrating on IC or as many practice exams as possible. By the way I posted this somewhere else on the forum but am an amateur.

Need another reason to oppose the latest amnesty bill, S. 1639? How about the part where it would give reparations to German Nazis? See:

The Senate's Second Secret Immigration Bill
John Fonte on Immigration on National Review Online

Recently I had a discussion with another IC forum member who asked about my screen name. What does it mean? Surely, someone with a chemistry background could figure it out. It has to do with an old occupation of mine. (hint)

This topic has been covered in an old thread, however, there are many new people with strange new screen names. So, let me ask:

How did you come up with your screen names?

I'll come back and explain the story behind my screen name in another post. Let's hear about yours!!!

hi everybody ;

im trying to prepare to few CLEPs and DANTES but i just canot start - im trying to study few different subjects - one day this anoteher something different - what should i do to get motivated? should i schedule exam so i have deadline or something like this?? what U are doing ??

Are DSST exams scored the same as CLEP, 20-80?

I was wondering if anyone has received college credit for Toastmasters speeches? I was a member for 2 years. During that time I gave 20 speeches, participated in a speech contest and did impromtu speaking every week at our club meetings.

It would be nice to get credit for something I have already done!!!hilarious

Thanks!

OK....here's the deal. I took 10 FEMA exams in 3 days. I want to make sure that these 10 exams WILL BE ACCEPTED by TESC, since I can't seem to find a working link on TESC's website to give me the right information. So, here's my list. If anybody can tell me if any one of these won't be accepted, please let me know.

IS-001 Emergency Manager
IS-007 A Citizen's Guide to Disaster Assistance
IS-230 Principles of Emergency Management
IS-235 Emergency Planning
IS-240 Leadership & Influence
IS-241 Decision Making and Problem Solving
IS-242 Effective Communication
IS-244 Developing and Managing Volunteers
IS-111 Livestock in Disasters
IS-139 Exercise Design

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This summer I am taking:

CLEP Intro to Psychology
CLEP Educational Psychology
CLEP Human Growth and Development

Any suggestions on which one I should start with (which one would supply the best information base to prepare me for the other 2). I have no previous knowledge of psych.

Thanks

I noticed on Part 3 of the Managerial Component of IC, it touches upon NPV and IRR. It does not go into any detail on how to perform these functions. I've noticed NPV and IRR are complicated enough that these are standard functions on financial calculators. One isn't allowed to use a financial calculator (or any other, I think) on the Principles of Accounting exam. What I'd like to know is am I going to be required to do NPV and IRR on paper?