(02-22-2021, 11:29 AM)bigrivergroup Wrote: I had an interesting call with ACE today regarding the DSST Money and Banking test I took in January.

TESU rejected my test and credit for it because ACE's website showed that the recommendation expired 10/31/2020.

I called ACE per TESU's recommendation in the rejection area/notes of my Academic Evaluation. After speaking with ACE it turns out that the DSST Money and Banking exam recommendation was renewed from 11/01/2020-10/31/2025 but that the changes had not been pushed to the ACE National Guide website. They pushed the change to the IT department and hopefully it will show up tomorrow and I can get credit. It's my last AOS class credit before the Capstone! They also said to have an advisor call ACE to verify my test and credit to be sure.


Just wanted to let the group know since I remember seeing a list of expiring ACE recommendation that may have the same mistake going on.

• Ethics In America
  
• General Anthropology
  
• History of the Soviet Union
  
• Human Resource Management
  
• Intro to World Religions
  
• Math for Liberal Arts
  
• Organizational Behavior
  
• Personal Finance
  
• Principles of Advanced English Composition
  
• Money and Banking (UL)
  

(02-26-2021, 09:20 AM)Bearduke Wrote: FYI...As of this morning, the following DSST exams are updated on the ACE site and now show 10/31/2025 expiration dates:

• Ethics In America
  
• General Anthropology
  
• History of the Soviet Union
  
• Human Resource Management
  
• Intro to World Religions
  
• Math for Liberal Arts
  
• Organizational Behavior
  
• Personal Finance
  
• Principles of Advanced English Composition
  
• Money and Banking (UL)
  

Besides the big change on the expiration date, the other two major changes that I noticed are:
- There is a new exam for principles of advanced English composition. Maybe this was there before but I don't remember it.
- History of the Soviet Union is no longer listed as upper level. With all the other issues on the website, I'm not sure that it is correct though.

(02-26-2021, 11:44 AM)dfrecore Wrote: If Soviet Union is no longer UL, I'm not surprised, but it's still a bad thing - this was one of the only ways to get an inexpensive non-US History course (although ONU now has one for just $150, thankfully).  They've been getting rid of the UL designation for a few years, they were down to just 4 exams, 1 of which is Public Speaking and almost no school brings it in as UL.  So in effect, there are now just 2 UL DSST exams (Cybersecurity and Money & Banking).

(02-26-2021, 09:18 PM)Bearduke Wrote:

(02-26-2021, 11:44 AM)dfrecore Wrote: If Soviet Union is no longer UL, I'm not surprised, but it's still a bad thing - this was one of the only ways to get an inexpensive non-US History course (although ONU now has one for just $150, thankfully).  They've been getting rid of the UL designation for a few years, they were down to just 4 exams, 1 of which is Public Speaking and almost no school brings it in as UL.  So in effect, there are now just 2 UL DSST exams (Cybersecurity and Money & Banking).

Maybe I missed something about new credit sources. What is ONU and what course is available? Has it been confirmed to be accepted for the non-US history req at TESU?