06-30-2011, 04:53 PM
jbraz45 Wrote:Hi everyone. I'm currently finishing up Charter Oak's cornerstone class and am one DSST away from my Associates Degree which is great but the cornerstone has been time consuming and hasn't allowed me to take any exams for credit. From April to May I tested for 12 credits and was on a roll until the cornerstone. After this experience I would rather test out completely than have to take the Capstone which is 13 weeks I believe.
I don't mind paying the large addmission fee that TESC charges as long I can test through. Some of the other threads have been helpful regarding degree plans such as social sciences and liberal arts from TESC. I just want a Bachelors degree and the easiest route is my preference. I think TESC can do that for me. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks.
Are you still going to do the Associate Degree at COSC? 12 credits in one month is excellent progress. You will just have to find away around this class and testing. Classes can be very time consuming. If your capstone is done at the end of all of your testing it should not really effect your progress. TESC will take 6 weeks to do an eval. At the rate that you can test you would have 12 to 18 more credits done. If you feel you need to to look into TESC then do so. But I have heard changes are coming up were they might require capstone classes also.
Good luck and keep testing.
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BA Humanities - TESC
AAS Construction and Facilities Support - TESC
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AA LS - MCC
Certificate Interior Design - MCC
Certificate Management - MCC