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Dumb question regarding Teceps - Notgodot - 03-04-2017
So I just passed my World History Tecep, and my dumb question is, do I have to do anything to get it on my transcript? I mean, normally I would just assume TESU would automatically add it to my transcript. But, well, this is TESU we're talking about, so I don't want to go assuming anything
Dumb question regarding Teceps - hightecrebel - 03-04-2017
Notgodot Wrote:So I just passed my World History Tecep, and my dumb question is, do I have to do anything to get it on my transcript? I mean, normally I would just assume TESU would automatically add it to my transcript. But, well, this is TESU we're talking about, so I don't want to go assuming anything
Nothing you need to do, they'll put it on your transcript themselves.
Dumb question regarding Teceps - studymom - 03-04-2017
Congratulations on the pass! How was the test? There's not a lot of information about the World History TECEP on here.
Dumb question regarding Teceps - Notgodot - 03-04-2017
studymom Wrote:Congratulations on the pass! How was the test? There's not a lot of information about the World History TECEP on here.
It wasn't too bad. I'd already taken all the Shmoop histories and the study.com Vietnam war course, and they were still fairly fresh in my mind, so the only real studying I did was to take the Saylor world history practice exam. I passed that with a score in the mid-eighties, and passed the Tecep with an 85.
i'd suggest anyone who wants to take the Tecep should take the Saylor free exam first, to see if they are ready, in addition to the Tecep practice exam. If you have a study.com account, you could also go over thier world history materials rather than trying to wade through he Saylor course, which as is usually the case, has far too much to cover quickly. And of course doing a bunch of history courses at the same time/one after the other helps a lot.