Science help!

[sanantone]

Environment and Humanity was the easiest science exam you could have taken. The Astronomy DSST is physics-oriented, but I don't recall there being any calculations. If there are, they aren't a huge part of the test. I thought it was much more difficult than Environment and Humanity. Biology is not as difficult as physics and chemistry for those who don't like calculations, but it is a much more difficult exam than Environment and Humanity. Many schools award 6-8 credits for the Biology CLEP, but I don't know about yours. I used the Instantcert flaschcards for Environment and Humanity, Biology, and Astronomy and passed them all. I'm not really big on study guides.

Someone else can probably give you information on the Natural Sciences CLEP because I haven't taken it. It's ACE-recommended for 6 credits. I can't tell which exams are available to you because they aren't listed on the school's website. If you're good at reading, writing and comprehension, then the Analyzing and Interpreting Literature exam should be fairly easy for you with minimal study. Many people don't study at all.

Since your school is open to accepting ACE credits, you might want to ask them if they'll accept Straighterline courses.