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Passed!!! - Cbwyatt76 - 02-04-2012
Today I passed Intro to Business!!! I thought it covered more than what IC reviews. But hey I passed!!! Any suggestions for my next exam???
Passed!!! - cooperalex2004 - 02-04-2012
Intro to Supervision (check with your school for what it counts for). It has a low passing score like Intro to Business and is one of the easy business exams. On the CLEP side Analyze and Interpret Literature is a great 6 credit easy test. The computer tests from both CLEP and DSST are pretty easy too. If you want to stay on the business side then your should look at:
DSST: Supervision, Human Resource Management
CLEP: Principles of Management, Principles of Marketing
Congrats and good luck!
Passed!!! - jmichelle79 - 02-04-2012
Congrats!!!!
Passed!!! - All-American - 02-04-2012
Great!! If you're interested check out A&I Lit. It is easy and with a little studying you should be able to get 6 credits easily!!
Passed!!! - LaterBloomer - 02-05-2012
Congratulations! As to what you should take next, that depends. Where are you or do you hope to go to college? (Not all colleges accept all exams.) What degree would you like to obtain? (Different course requirements for differnt degrees.)
In addition to posters' opinions, you might want to search for the most recent thread on DOD (Dept. of Defense) test results. This is a listing of the CLEPs and DSSTs taken by service members (SM), and their pass rates. I think the policy has changed, but it used to be that SMs could take CLEPs and DSSTs for free as many times as they wanted to take them. The assumption made by most in this forum was it was less likely for a tester to study if s/he didn't have to pay for the exam,and that the passing rates were good indicators of how easy/hard each exam was. The policy regarding unlimited free exams may have changed recently.