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What are your educational goals for 2014?
#11
Forensic Psychology sounds very interesting! Good luck on the GRE!
Tara

I'm done!Smile Thanks to InstantCert, Study.com, ALEKS, CLEP and a LOT of work on my part and a lot of support from hubby and family. If I can do it, so can you! 

Degrees:
Thomas Edison State College (TESC) - Bachelor of Science Nursing; RN, BSN (Graduated in the top of 1/4 of class with Sigma Theta Tau honors)
+ 3 courses completed towards MSN.
Excelsior College (EC) - Associates in Applied Science (passed NCLEX- RN exam and became a Registered Nurse)


The test's Passed (CLEP'S, DSST's, ALEK's, etc.):
Credits/Course
3          Introduction to Sociology
3          Lifespan and Developmental Psychology
3          Humanities (64)
3          History of the United States I (60)
3          History of the United States II (65)
3          American Government (54)
6          Biology (58)
6          Analyzing and Interpreting Literature (67)
3          Principals of Management (72)
3          ALEKS: Intermediate Algebra
3          CLEP Intro to Psych
3          ALEKS: Statistics

YOU CAN DO IT!!![Image: smile.png]
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#12
GRE is a popular goal on this thread! Good luck Tedium!
Tara

I'm done!Smile Thanks to InstantCert, Study.com, ALEKS, CLEP and a LOT of work on my part and a lot of support from hubby and family. If I can do it, so can you! 

Degrees:
Thomas Edison State College (TESC) - Bachelor of Science Nursing; RN, BSN (Graduated in the top of 1/4 of class with Sigma Theta Tau honors)
+ 3 courses completed towards MSN.
Excelsior College (EC) - Associates in Applied Science (passed NCLEX- RN exam and became a Registered Nurse)


The test's Passed (CLEP'S, DSST's, ALEK's, etc.):
Credits/Course
3          Introduction to Sociology
3          Lifespan and Developmental Psychology
3          Humanities (64)
3          History of the United States I (60)
3          History of the United States II (65)
3          American Government (54)
6          Biology (58)
6          Analyzing and Interpreting Literature (67)
3          Principals of Management (72)
3          ALEKS: Intermediate Algebra
3          CLEP Intro to Psych
3          ALEKS: Statistics

YOU CAN DO IT!!![Image: smile.png]
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#13
KayV,

Dual credit math sounds interesting. I totally agree with and support you idea of being able to pay cash to take/pass the courses needed.

I bet you make those goals Big Grin
Tara
Tara

I'm done!Smile Thanks to InstantCert, Study.com, ALEKS, CLEP and a LOT of work on my part and a lot of support from hubby and family. If I can do it, so can you! 

Degrees:
Thomas Edison State College (TESC) - Bachelor of Science Nursing; RN, BSN (Graduated in the top of 1/4 of class with Sigma Theta Tau honors)
+ 3 courses completed towards MSN.
Excelsior College (EC) - Associates in Applied Science (passed NCLEX- RN exam and became a Registered Nurse)


The test's Passed (CLEP'S, DSST's, ALEK's, etc.):
Credits/Course
3          Introduction to Sociology
3          Lifespan and Developmental Psychology
3          Humanities (64)
3          History of the United States I (60)
3          History of the United States II (65)
3          American Government (54)
6          Biology (58)
6          Analyzing and Interpreting Literature (67)
3          Principals of Management (72)
3          ALEKS: Intermediate Algebra
3          CLEP Intro to Psych
3          ALEKS: Statistics

YOU CAN DO IT!!![Image: smile.png]
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#14
TMW2010,

That's awesome about your taking the GRE on the 29th! Best of luck and I bet you will do fine with your M.Ed! I am going into education for my masters degree in nursing.

Best of luck as I am SURE you are going to be "nerding it out" for the next month!

Tara
Tara

I'm done!Smile Thanks to InstantCert, Study.com, ALEKS, CLEP and a LOT of work on my part and a lot of support from hubby and family. If I can do it, so can you! 

Degrees:
Thomas Edison State College (TESC) - Bachelor of Science Nursing; RN, BSN (Graduated in the top of 1/4 of class with Sigma Theta Tau honors)
+ 3 courses completed towards MSN.
Excelsior College (EC) - Associates in Applied Science (passed NCLEX- RN exam and became a Registered Nurse)


The test's Passed (CLEP'S, DSST's, ALEK's, etc.):
Credits/Course
3          Introduction to Sociology
3          Lifespan and Developmental Psychology
3          Humanities (64)
3          History of the United States I (60)
3          History of the United States II (65)
3          American Government (54)
6          Biology (58)
6          Analyzing and Interpreting Literature (67)
3          Principals of Management (72)
3          ALEKS: Intermediate Algebra
3          CLEP Intro to Psych
3          ALEKS: Statistics

YOU CAN DO IT!!![Image: smile.png]
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#15
Tara -
Thanks for the encouragement. I'm down to 8 weeks left in my M.Ed. So far, I'm holding a 4.0 in the 8 classes I've completed, but it's been relatively 'easy' for me. The content that the first half of the degree has covered is information that I've had to learn and adapt to in my two years of adjuncting college courses prior to starting the actual degree. I probably wouldn't have lasted this long if I hadn't been able to adapt. The second half has been a specialization in eLearning/Technology which has come somewhat natural in my own experiences as a student in DL learning, so I've been able to put the 'pieces' together pretty well where that's concerned. I've got three more weeks in my Assessments course before I start my final course which is my research project - I didn't enjoy the thought of doing a Master's thesis in 5 weeks :p. I've got the bulk of my research done so it'll mainly be putting everything together in the format they want during the final class.

My biggest concern on the GRE is the math portion, I'm relatively comfortable with my verbal skills and writing at this point. I've re-upped my ALEKS account for giggles to help me work through the math stuff (for which I already got a bunch of credits from them used towards my BS in Psych) as well as a few of the GRE Math workbooks. It should be an interesting endeavor since I'm teaching two Intro to Psychology classes in January while studying for the GRE (and working on my own grad work). Luckily, the classes I'm teaching are blended, so I'm only in the classroom two days a week instead of three.

-TMW
Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Wile E. Coyote, genius. I am not selling anything nor am I working my way through college, so let's get down to basics: you are a rabbit and I am going to eat you for supper. Now don't try to get away, I am more muscular, more cunning, faster and larger than you are, and I am a genius, while you could hardly pass the entrance examinations to kindergarten, so I'll give you the customary two minutes to say your prayers.

Bachelor of Science in PsychoRabbitology degree
Master of Education with a specialty in Rabbit-specific destructive munitions (or eLearning & Technology, I forget which)
Doctor of Philosophy in Wile E. Leadership with an area of specialty in Acme Mind Expansion - 2017 Hopefully
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#16
1. Take and pass CLEP Principles of Management, Sociology, and ??? (not sure yet)
2. Complete first 2 semesters of my A.S.
3. Study, study, study for and complete ACT WorkKeys

I'm sure more will happen, but those are my primary goals. If I exceed these goals, that will be even better. Wink
AS, Marketing, Penn Foster College

CLEP: Prin. of Marketing - 70, Prin. of Mngement - 73, Intro. Sociology - 68, Prin. of Macro - ??

AP: Biology - 3

ALEKS: Intermediate Algebra - ??, Introduction to Statistics - ??, Business Statistics - ??
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#17
1. Take the last 26 CLEP/DSST's in the next 26 weeks! It should prove to be difficult since I've saved the worst ones for last...
2. Figure out what to do when my 4 years are up
TESU BSBA in General Management
CCAF AAS in Computer Science Technology

Resources used:  CLEP, DSST,
Penn Foster, Sophia, StraighterLine, TEEX, NFA, ALEKS, The Institutes
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#18
jmeitrem Wrote:1. Take the last 26 CLEP/DSST's in the next 26 weeks! It should prove to be difficult since I've saved the worst ones for last...
2. Figure out what to do when my 4 years are up

No kidding! Since discovering COSC and realizing I could be done with my BS this year...even before August...I'm feeling a little overwhelmed but excited. I'm not sure what to do after this! I'm Masters program shopping in my spare time. Smile
Don't miss out on something great just because it might also be difficult.

Road traveled: AA (2013) > BS (2014) > MS (2016) > Doctorate (2024)

If God hadn't been there for me, I never would have made it. Psalm 94:16-19
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#19
I want to enroll in a Masters program or an EMBA preferably on campus or maybe a hybrid.
TESC AA
TESC BA June 2010
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#20
Finish up an MBA and then move onto getting PMP Cert...
2014 MBA Management & Strategy - WGU
2013 BS
Nuclear Energy Engineering Technology - TESC
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2013 AS
Nuclear Engineering Technology - TESC

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