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| Computerized DSST Testing |
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Posted by: berniejr - 11-06-2006, 04:49 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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For those who may be in the south/south suburban Chicagoland area, I just found out that South Suburban College offers all DSST in the computerized format. They charge a $25 sitting fee on top of the $70 test fee. No need to have any test ordered just call a couple of days before hand to schedule an appointment. Testing times are between 9am - 5pm M-F, and they also have random Saturday testing dates, once per month.
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| I can see stars coming my way |
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Posted by: RBOWMAN - 11-05-2006, 08:40 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Well all ..after failing the clep in college math...I now have to find a 3 credit math to take asap..and it must be easy, as I have demonstrated a very noticeable lack of current math ability beyond the basics..and I project the dsst astronomy course as my science. So Iam open to ideas and insights as I need to get 3 math and science courses done quickly and inexpensively. Help y'all ..please! Ron:o
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| Proud parent |
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Posted by: Librevore - 11-03-2006, 07:53 PM - Forum: Off Topic
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(Warning. Mom bragging about kids could be terribly boring.)
Just got the call from my son-in-law that he sat his journeyman electrician test this afternoon and PASSED! I am so proud of him. He has been studying every night after work for many month's now. We all know what that's like. Now that he has accomplished this and has proved to himself that he can teach himself I am going to try and talk him into going for his BA by exams also. I need to wait a couple of weeks though. Pretty sure he doesnt' want to even think about studying for awhile. hilarious
And my other son just received Guardsman of the Quarter at his air force base. Right on!
Pretty great kids.
So does anyone else have some great kids?!
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| A sad yet true tale |
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Posted by: RBOWMAN - 11-03-2006, 05:19 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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One course , that's all after passing 27 cleps and dantes tests...and then graduation. But alas, that one course after being out of the classroom for 30 years proved to be a huge stumbling block!! College math is a curse not a course. If you are a math whiz at simple math great...but, as I suspected the only thing simple about this test ..was me!!! For those of you coming out of high school or recent algebra classes who know an equation from an equator, you'll do fine.But, my equation was an equator and I ended up in the south pole!! There are alot of challenges in life ...Iam ,was , and forever will be challenged by upper level math. Yet, I promise, come hell or high water, That I will find a way to get my liberal arts degree from T.E.S.C. six credits that can be either 3 math and 3 science aren't going to stop me.
Regards ... from a determined graduate to be..somehow..someway!!
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| Down to the two final (TECEP) Exams |
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Posted by: ChristaKB - 10-29-2006, 08:37 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Ok, 2 more exams and I will be a college grad! One problem: they are the two TECEP exams, Business Policy and Operations Management. I can't seem to find any study material anywhere. I checked both bain4weeks and 123college and there sure isn't much to find. I bought Strategic Management by Wheelen (old edition but info is info, right?). The website has a lot of info but no summaries. I know the instructors manual does have summaries and sample test questions to practice but I am not a teacher, so I can't buy that manual.
I am even considering Istudysmart, but can't stand to spend the money. On top of it, I am a crammer, work best on my last 3 days before a test, not on 4 months of preparation. Any ideas????
Thanks,
Christa
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| Thoughts on using older college classes with Excelsior |
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Posted by: MailDog - 10-29-2006, 03:32 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Hello everyone!
I just recently enrolled in Excelsior's BS Marketing program and was wondering if I could (and should) use an old & ancient college Algebra class to satisfy the math requirement. My first problem is this class was graded a "D" and wasn't sure if the advisors would want to include this class towards credit. My other problem is that having taken the class way back then, I'm not so confident today I could tackle the CLEP Algebra exam even if I prepared for it. What are your thoughts and opinons about my problem?
Thanks much in advance,
MailDog
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