Can you pick up additional CLEP credits if it duplicates some already earned?

[hkhart]

I could be wrong but it looks like if you take the CLEP you will actually have 9 credits: CHE111, CHE112, and CHE121. Assuming 121 doesn't duplicate one of the others, I have no idea on this.

So you would get the 1 year credit from the CLEP, and then you would have 3 spillover gen-ed elective credits, or 3 free elective credits, or 3 extra science credits, or whatever you need/can use it for.

Also I just noticed your course was 5SH not 3. Is it possible to somehow take a lab and get the 1SH credit to round out to 6 and get your year's credit that way? I don't know if that is even possible, and maybe better to just do the CLEP assuming you can get to 9SH that way, cheaper and faster if you can do it.

The requirement has to do with the wording:
General Chemistry SH (Pending)
> Complete one full year of General Chemistry.
I actually have 17 credits in chemistry - 1 full year of Chem for applied science majors, along with 1 full year of Clinical Chemistry, however TESC wants 1 year of General Chemistry, plus 6 credits of Organic and/or Biochem. They have already placed the "planned" CLEP and you were correct. CHE-112 is fulfilling the rest of the year, CHE-111 falls into general ed, and the original CHE-121 stays with CHE-112. Actually, it may be better if that dropped to GE.