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Updated List of 100% Test Out Degrees at TESC? - CollegeKid - 02-05-2015 I've been looking for a list of all the degrees where you can test out completely (with the Capstone being the exception in most cases). I saw on the wiki page TESC Degree Plans - Degree Forum Wiki Sanantone's list but I wasn't sure if this was updated or how old it was. Anyone know? If it's not updated, does anyone have an updated list of the degrees at TESC that are possible to 100% test out? (And I consider Straighterline or Aleks to be "test out" options, although you technically take a course.) I was questioning it because I looked Sanantone's Communications degree and it mentioned options like Align and Sophia which I've never even heard of before. But maybe it's all still valid and I just don't hear about options like that. Thanks for any help!! Updated List of 100% Test Out Degrees at TESC? - sanantone - 02-05-2015 CollegeKid Wrote:I've been looking for a list of all the degrees where you can test out completely (with the Capstone being the exception in most cases). I saw on the wiki page TESC Degree Plans - Degree Forum Wiki Sanantone's list but I wasn't sure if this was updated or how old it was. Anyone know? My test out plans are updated as I hear new information. Align and Sophia are not discussed much on this forum because they're more expensive than Straighterline and Penn Foster. Updated List of 100% Test Out Degrees at TESC? - CollegeKid - 02-05-2015 sanantone Wrote:My test out plans are updated as I hear new information. Align and Sophia are not discussed much on this forum because they're more expensive than Straighterline and Penn Foster. That's super - thanks for the speedy reply. I loved finding out about Align and Sophia because although they are more expensive, I appreciate knowing the options. If anyone has any experience with either of these, please let us know how it goes! |