04-16-2015, 01:07 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-16-2015, 01:12 PM by KittenMittens.)
Nice job. It's also awesome that your 14 y/o is getting started on a college degree so young and is outpacing the tediously slow, inefficient, and backwards high school system in America.
Too bad these options weren't really well known 10+ years ago otherwise I would have had my sons do that and save us $160,000+ in educational expenses. At this rate, he/she will be able to get a degree by the age of 18 and get started sooner on the real world far sooner (with no slave student debt).
Make sure you use the Instantcert.com Subscriber's Forum to read feedback for exams where students give tips as to what is commonly tested on and other tips, and tricks. The nice things with CLEPs and DSSTs are that they are pass/fail so no real worry there. Also, Free Clep Prep.com is an excellent source as well that is linked to instantcert.com .
Too bad these options weren't really well known 10+ years ago otherwise I would have had my sons do that and save us $160,000+ in educational expenses. At this rate, he/she will be able to get a degree by the age of 18 and get started sooner on the real world far sooner (with no slave student debt).
Make sure you use the Instantcert.com Subscriber's Forum to read feedback for exams where students give tips as to what is commonly tested on and other tips, and tricks. The nice things with CLEPs and DSSTs are that they are pass/fail so no real worry there. Also, Free Clep Prep.com is an excellent source as well that is linked to instantcert.com .
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