I just found out that I don't have to take Natural Sciences or Biology for my EC degree!!!!

I'm dancin' a jig!!

If you are looking for an alternative to the Dantes Public Speaking test, I recommend the Public Speaking course (TMA150) from Brigham Young. I just completed the course. It took me about a month to complete the assignments plus another couple of weeks to get my final grade. The instructor is great and the lessons are easy to follow. No textbook is needed - all of the material is online. The course is completely self-paced and you have up to a year to complete 9 lessons.

Link to BYU Public Speaking:
BYU Independent Study - Distance Education Courses - Online Learning

Many thanks to forum members who originally mentioned BYU! The following thread was very helpful to me:
http://www.instantcertonline.com/forums/...ht=brigham

I keep hearing that math in hard, why do some posting say it is not. I think it is because of the timing of the test, maybe? Did you study only with IC for math? any books or suggestions? should I rahter do it wiht the college?

I just took the Peterson's practice test for HUmanities and I got 57 right out of 150 question! That may be a record low. I just don't see how I will remember all this information, it is so hard!!!

Just about done with Excelsior degree. They just informed me that I need 4 credits, in practically anything. My initial thought is one of the 6 credit CLEPs, like Natural Sciences or Social Sciences & History. Anyone have a better suggestion?

thanks

Jeremy

Any thoughts on this one? or ways you got that A..

I plan on getting a business degree from Excelsior.

Part of the requirements are that I must take Organizational Behavior

HOWEVER

DSST version= lower credit
ECE version= upper credit

Additional degree requirements are 12 hours of upper level business electives.

Considering this situation am I better off taking DSST?

My thinking is 1) DSST= cheaper
2) no way they would count the ECE version as part of the 12 upper credit electives

is this correct? apologies in advance if its a stupid question but I need to know for sure

If you are studying for English or American Lit., the following link is certainly not enough to give you "real" overviews on the classics, but it does make the classics memorable in a whole new way so that you can retain them better. Check this out--it's a hoot! hilarious

Book-A-Minute (especially look at the "classics" section)

I am plan on taking the College Algebra CLEP next week, this will meet my precalculus requirement at Excelsior. Anyone taken the exam and have some advice?

I am studying for this one and hoping to take it before it goes away by the end of the Month.
I have searched the site and bought the 36 hours to Account and been to other website recommended

Any Encouragement, will be appreciated coz right now I feel like maybe I should let it go, but I wanna give it a try........so far it seem like I have a good chance to grasp the principles.

I need some words to carry me through

Mapalo