Tuition Reimbursement Program Covers CLEP, DANTES and "other" ways to earn college cr

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I have to show proof of having paid for and passed the exams in the next 10 days. Any ideas for how I might do that quickly and easily on an ongoing basis?

For CLEP receipts I make a copy of the yellow form that you get back at the testing center (it has the cost listed on the form), the receipt from the testing center for the test administration fee, and a copy of the score report. Hopefully when you took your exam they printed out a copy of the score report? If not, you can call CLEP cust svc (609) 771-7865 and ask them to mail you a copy. Just remind them the next time when you are filling out the form that you will need a print out of the CLEP score report.


For DSST exams, I also use the admin fee receipt from the testing center and the print out of the score report you receive at the test center. When the score pops up on the screen, just click on the print button at the bottom of the screen. When you get home you can print out your receipt. Here are the instructions for logging on to your prometric account to get receipt and the score report.

http://ibt.prometric.com/dsst

toward bottom you will see two links click on
Secure Sign-In (uses SSL encryption) or on the top tool bar 2nd button with lock

Log in

Next screen welcome = continue
Next screen policy = I agree
Next screen info = continue
Next screen main menu/candidate delivery = review scores
Next screen click on any of the dates to the left of the test title and you will be taken to the score report. You can also print out a receipt from this screen (right side of the test title)

I was considering doing a credit bank at TESC or Excelsior and having my exams sent directly to them as I test. I will be graduating from TESC so I am leaning toward them to bank my credits. Is this as simple as it gets? If anyone has an easier option I am all ears. Thanks a bunch.

Re: paying for a credit banking account. Save your money. You can either just enter TESCs code now, I think they keep them for six months. Which will update each time Or, you can wait until your last exam and then enter the code for wherever you want it to go. When the transcript is sent it includes all exams to date. It's the same for both CLEP and DSST or so I was told by TESC registrars office. You can call the registrar's office to confirm this is still the case.