College Algebra credit for TESC - Best non-Test-only way to obtain?

[Chessman]

It actually is that simple. All you have to do is score 70% or above on an assessment and you earn credit. I did it for Intermediate Algebra and I'm trying to do it for College Algebra now. Even though the initial assessment is around 35 questions, it took me longer to finish it than a CLEP or DSST that's around 100 questions. Well, it is math and that takes awhile to work out.

I don't think it's that simple...technically you have to reach a percentage of 70% on your progress bar according to Aleks's customer service rep. A student can not just score 70% or higher on test and just get credit merely for that. It is the progress bar that needs a minimum of 70% not the test score.

#But I hope your right, bc this would be much easier to achieve.