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About FEMA credits - twosidneys - 08-30-2008
How does COSC feel about FEMA credits? Are they easily accepted?
Sidney
About FEMA credits - scfraser1 - 09-04-2008
Just wanted to thank everyone in this forum for opening my eyes to these FEMA exams. I found out about these free FEMA credits on Tuesday while reading this board. It just so happens that that all I had left to complete my degree was a bunch of free electives. I knocked out 11 of them within 36 hours and just requested my transcript be sent to TESC where I am a current student. This saved me at least $900 and a lot of stress. Now all I have left are TECEP exams in Organization Behavior ,Anatomy & Physiology, Experimental Psychology and I'm finished.
About FEMA credits - twosidneys - 09-04-2008
We are Canadian but we could have a US mailing address. Is it worth persuing FEMA credits? They sound so good but I don't want to make trouble for ourselves. If it is possible my children would be applying them towards a COSC degree.
Thank you for your advice.
Sidney
About FEMA credits - scfraser1 - 09-04-2008
You would need a Social Security number to take the FEMA courses.
About FEMA credits - twosidneys - 09-04-2008
Someone said that the Canadian Social Insurance Number (also 9 digits) works. I haven't tested it.
Sidney
About FEMA credits - scfraser1 - 09-05-2008
twosidneys Wrote:Someone said that the Canadian Social Insurance Number (also 9 digits) works. I haven't tested it.
Sidney
It can't hurt to give it a try. Just use that with your US address and start taking them. I banged out 11 of them in under two days. Good luck...