TMW2010 Wrote:If you did fairly decent on A&I Lit, and don't mind doing some reading, English Lit can be a nice quick 6 credits (3 of which would fill your humanities requirement, and the other 3 spill over into your Gen Ed) There's a great thread in the General Education section on it. (The one in the specific exam feedback actually has a little less info.. Go figure)

Can you use FEMAs?

soupbone Wrote:Hello guys and gals. If you've looked at the ALEKS thread you've seen me blasting away at a few of the Math courses. I'm done with those and winding toward the end of my degree but I still have several credits to test out of. Here is where I am right now:

B. Humanities 12 hours total (3 Left Needed for degree)
HLS-355: Critical Thinking for Homeland Security (3 hours)---CURRENTLY ENROLLED TESC
Humanities Electives (6 Hours completed through A&IL CLEP) (9) (3 needed)

In need of 3 hours in Humanities. Testing out preferred. Suggestions requested.

C. Social Sciences 12 hours total
SOC-322: Cultural Diversity in the U.S. ECE TESTING OUT (3 hours)
Social Science Electives (6 Hours completed through SS&H CLEP) (3 Hours given from Administration of Justice course)

The ECE Cultural Diversity test will go here




D. Natural Science and Mathematics 12 hours (NONE NEEDED! Thanks to ALEKS!)
Mathematics (3 hours Completed through LSU College Algebra)
Mathematics or Natural Science (9) (6 hours through ALEKS!)
BIOL1001 General Biology (3.00) BIO-111




E. General Education Electives 18 hours (3 Aleks credits will go here. This leaves me with 15 remaining Gen Ed credits.)

Ok so I have 3 credits in Humanities, the ECE Cultural Diversity, and 15 hours of General ED. I need to get all of this done ASAP because TESC's June graduation date deadline is April 1. This means all documentation has to be evaluated by then. In reality it means I need to make sure all items are to them no later than March 1 and even then I'm still a little concerned. So I need your suggestions on the quickest way to that. I'm considering the Natural Sciences CLEP but I'm not sure how much of a time investment it might be. Other than that I'm looking to others for guidance.

I'm thinking DSST Personal Finance (not sure where this would go), Technical Writing, CLEP Sociology and Psychology(though I'm not sure how fast these can be done). So far that's all I have but these are simply just possibilities.

cookderosa Wrote:Ok so I've been studying a few different subjects but I'm trying to lock down my final 7 CLEPS/DSST's I've been reading the quickest/easiest thread and I see a few that keep sticking out. They are:

CLEP
MAN-301-CE Principles of Management (3) 50
MAR-301-CE Principles of Marketing (3) 50
PSY-101-CE Introductory Psychology (3) 50
SOC-101-CE Introductory Sociology (3) 50


DSST
AOJ-101-DE Introduction to Law Enforcement (3) 45
AOJ-102-DE Criminal Justice (3) 400
ENG-201-DE Technical Writing (3) 46
AST-101-DE Astronomy (3) 48
COS-101-DE Introduction to Computing (3) 400


I know for a fact that I already have AOJ-101 or 102 somewhere on my transcript but I'm not sure where it went. One of those will duplicate. Criminal Justice came into my transcript as a social science, which is a general ed class- this may have changed though. I notice that on the TESC list they fall under human services. Would this still be considered General Ed? FREE ELECTIVE Also Principles of Marketing and Management fall under Business Admin. Would they be considered General Ed? FREE ELECTIVE Also what do you guys think of this list? This might be my finalized list but I want some input as to your opinions on difficulty and time of study. :willynilly:

Lindagerr Wrote:I did it the reverse I took Intro to Psyc then intro to Socilogy then Social Science & History, but I think it should not be that hard to do those and get 6 more credits.