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Informationn Please?? - levibglenn - 09-07-2011

I’m trying to figure out what curriculum to use for testing out of my AA degree. Originally I was planning on CLEP’ing out of the six classes at FSCJ that I could by buying the textbooks that they would be using in class and studying them, then taking the CLEP test. The other six classes such as humanities are not available to be CLEP’ed out of; which is fine because I need x amount of class ours for them to give me my degree.
So I guess the question is, if I buy Instant Academy’s curriculum, will I be getting all that I would from the college’s books? I can get my AA in 3semesters if I use their books and schedule, along with the online courses for the classes that can’t be CLEP’ed. How long would this curriculum take to get my degree? Since I have to take some of the online classes at the college anyways, can I buy only the material that I will need for the subjects I can CLEP, or do I have to buy the whole thing? Because of the school I’m transferring to I have to have my degree through FSCJ. I was really excited about the classes I was going to be taking. Will I learn the same material with Instant’s curriculum? Thanks for any input!


Informationn Please?? - marianne202 - 09-07-2011

Welcome to the forum! Instant Cert Academy isn't a curriculum. You pay a monthly fee and that fee give you access to all their flashcards on their main site for all the subjects along with the specific exam feedback, here. Access to this forum is also a big plus, but it doesn't cost anything to participate here. The best thing to do is to pursue a degree subject area that you like. That makes the material more enjoyable and makes the studying a lot easier. You can also test out of areas that you already have a strong knowledge base. Good luck!