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Question about Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement exams - operalady - 01-04-2011
I searched the forums and did not find a definitive answer to this question:
Do the DSST Criminal Justice and DSST Law Enforcement exams count as General Education exams for TESC?
Thanks.
Question about Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement exams - bricabrac - 01-04-2011
Operalady,
I don't think there is a definite answer. I was told it depends on your degree program. For BASS they accepted CJ as a GenEd (or SocSci requirement) but said LE would be a free elective. This was prior to the new July '10 catalog. As with all things TESC, YMMV.
Question about Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement exams - operalady - 01-05-2011
Thanks for the reply.
I'm really hoping both will be gen ed on my son's Liberal Arts Associates. His free electives are full to overflowing but he plans on a Criminal Justice bachelor's later. We'll see. I think I'll have him take them both anyway since there is so much crossover between the two exams.
Question about Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement exams - jastrad - 02-24-2011
I am not finding much recent information on this test. Last week I just took my first DSST Test on Priciples of Supervision and had it not been for the forum postings I don't think the IC flash cards would have been enough to pass. I did pass with 449, Yeah! But I was hoping to find the same kind of feedback on this test. Can anyone give me some insight on this exam and the best way to study for it. I have 4 more of these tests to take before May 24.
Thanks to All.
Question about Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement exams - OneDayDegree - 02-24-2011
Intro to Law Enforcement - DSST (3) counts towards the Gen. Ed. Electives. at TESC.