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Rant about Tuition Reimbursement
#1
Okay...I work for Wachovia and I am fortunate enough to get tuition reimbursement through them up to $5,000/year. I have been going through a long battle with them over whether or not they will reimburse me for CLEP and DSST expenses. So far, the answer on that is no.

But go figure this: They have decided to grant me reimbursement for my EC exams because they are given from the institution that I am attending. I'm not sure if that makes a whole lot of logical sense, but I'll take it.

When I first mentioned CLEP and DSST to my HR department I got that blank stare of confusion. One lady kept saying..."Sir, we only pay for "actual" college credits, not some certification that you are getting taking these tests. I guess ignorance is bliss...
Excelsior BS - General Business - 2008
Jacksonville State University - MBA - 2010(Done)

121 credits...ALL DONE BABY!!!

54 credits transferred in from prior college
54 credits by examination
6 credits from community college
3 credits from CSU-Pueblo (Operations Management)
4 credits for Information Literacy and Business Strategy from Excelsior

CLEP:
Principles of Macroeconomics (64)
Principles of Microeconomics (61)
Principles of Marketing (66)
Principles of Management (72)
Info Systems and Comp Applications (57)
Introductory Business Law (65)
Social Sciences & History (61)
DSST:
Principles of Supervision (58)
Principles of Statistics (67)
Introduction to Computing (60)
Principles of Financial Accounting (56)
Principles of Finance (55)
Money and Banking (52)
Ethics in America (66)
Management Information Systems (58)
ECE:
Ethics: Theory and Practice (B)
Organizational Behavior ©

GMAT: 600
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#2
Try pointing your HR department toward this article. It may not help, but who knows? It could get the ball rolling toward revising their policy. Also, if you can show them your status report with the CLEP and DSST credits, that might be convincing too, since they are willing to reimburse for ECEs.

-Gary-
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#3
I work for GE and have the exact same problem. It would be cheaper on them also but so far I am out for the 8 CLEP's. Still money well spent though. I looked into TESC but they will not cover the $3000 tuition plus classes or whatever it is, just classes and books.
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