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Just passed DSST Intro to Business- best next "overlap" tests? - sdchapman - 10-23-2009
And let me tell you I was FLOORED I passed with a 440!! There were many questions that were not covered by the InstantCert flashcards or even the study materials that Petersons put out (lots of accounting terms & questions and many more tax questions that I expected)
What I am wondering is if anyone could recommend the best "overlap" tests to take that may include some of the material I just studied? I was thinking:
-Intro to computing
-Principals of Supervision
-Human Resources Management
If anyone can chime in with their opinion it would be greatly appreciated!
Just passed DSST Intro to Business- best next "overlap" tests? - Ruddigore - 10-23-2009
Overlap from Intro to Business helped me in studying for Social Sciences and History of all things. The economics part, I suppose!
I haven't taken the tests you mention, but I suppose Supervision strikes me as a likely candidate. And there's the CLEPs for Marketing and Management, which are definitely business-related.
Whatever you choose, go get it!
Just passed DSST Intro to Business- best next "overlap" tests? - campbell0021 - 10-23-2009
sdchapman Wrote:And let me tell you I was FLOORED I passed with a 440!! There were many questions that were not covered by the InstantCert flashcards or even the study materials that Petersons put out (lots of accounting terms & questions and many more tax questions that I expected)
What I am wondering is if anyone could recommend the best "overlap" tests to take that may include some of the material I just studied? I was thinking:
-Intro to computing
-Principals of Supervision
-Human Resources Management
If anyone can chime in with their opinion it would be greatly appreciated!
Supervision, Prin of Management, HRM, Prin of Marketing, then OB They all will help build off each other