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Program completion like Tempo Learning? - iwantmydegreeplz - 10-08-2019

Are there any other assessment-based competency degree programs from other universities as opposed to the exam-based competency programs? 
I know much of the emphasis in this forum is placed exams, so I apologize if I'm not posting in the proper place.
I was curious to know if there are more programs like this.


RE: Program completion like Tempo Learning? - iwantmydegreeplz - 10-09-2019

Confused  For the sake of receiving responses, I would like to explain that I have bad test anxiety and prefer essays/projects.
Are John F. Kennedy University programs formatted this way? I have since searched and found this college which used to be Patten University, I think.


RE: Program completion like Tempo Learning? - sanantone - 10-09-2019

JFK University requires at least one exam for each course. At the undergraduate level, I believe every competency-based program is going to require exams.


RE: Program completion like Tempo Learning? - Ideas - 10-09-2019

You can try to get a medical accommodation to get extra time.

Also you can take alternative credits which have less weight on the final exam. For example, some Study.com courses have 1 or 2 written assignments. Then if you do fine on the quizzes (which are very short), you can basically bomb the exam.


RE: Program completion like Tempo Learning? - iwantmydegreeplz - 10-09-2019

(10-09-2019, 07:17 PM)sanantone Wrote: JFK University requires at least one exam for each course. At the undergraduate level, I believe every competency-based program is going to require exams.

Oh okay! What is CSU like?


RE: Program completion like Tempo Learning? - Ideas - 10-09-2019

For CSU, look at this user's thread. Seems to have the opposite complaint of you and has attended CSU. https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-CSU-and-compulsive-Essay-Research-papers