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Course/test advice - amari87 - 03-18-2015

I have a few upcoming tests/courses I'm required to complete prior to enrolling in Liberty U through CollegePlus (hopefully during the fall at the latest).
The courses/tests I'll be taking are:
Principles of Micro and Macroeconomics CLEPs
Principles of Management CLEP (planned for next week)
Introductory Business Law CLEP

Human Resource Management DSST
Intro to Computing DSST

Intro to Philosophy (Straighterline)
Accounting 1&2 (Straighterline)

If there's anyone here who's taken any of those tests or courses, please do tell me about your experience, what study materials you found most effective, etc.

Thanks a bunch!
~Sarah


Course/test advice - hightecrebel - 03-18-2015

Principles of Management and Human Resources Management had a lot of overlap. I used Free CLEP Prep and the Wise Owl study guide.


Course/test advice - Westerner - 03-19-2015

Use this search string in your search engine, for each test/course: test name siteBig Grinegreeforum.net.


Course/test advice - cookderosa - 03-19-2015

College Plus doesn't offer you anything you can't already do for yourself for free. Liberty U will accept you without going through College Plus.


Course/test advice - Westerner - 03-20-2015

Westerner Wrote:Use this search string in your search engine, for each test/course: test name site:degreeforum.net.
Corrected.


Course/test advice - Westerner - 03-20-2015

cookderosa Wrote:College Plus doesn't offer you anything you can't already do for yourself for free. Liberty U will accept you without going through College Plus.
I believe you can get a discount on the enrollment fee if you're with CP and go through one of their partner colleges (that's how it worked for TESC). But Cook's right.

And I'll say it because I do agree with those on here who do say it: if you're in CP, they should be able to tell/show/help you how to pass these tests and provide you with, or point you in the direction of, the resources you need. Ask your coach.