07-31-2015, 07:48 AM
At the end of my third month.
English Comp I TECEP - Wasn't sure going into this one. I have had a number of writing classes and I feel that I'm a decent writer, but was worried about the time limit. Slight panic when I went to review the outline prior to the exam and found that it had been updated. Then I realized it was three long essays with a longer time limit. Ended up with a 91. Waiting for the results was the worst part. Your browser will detect spelling errors, but not suggest correct spellings. I used the dictionary a lot more then the writing guide. Because of my experience with this exam, I'm probably going to use the Technical Writing TECEP for one of the residency requirements.
Fundamentals of Cyber Security DSST - I added exam info to this thread: http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...dback.html This is an example of why I am writing this thread. I was frustrated that I wasn't able to make it to the exam center and was starting to feel like I was over studying. Since it was coming to the end of the month and I know it was almost time to post, I made time for it in my schedule. Luckily it worked out and now I can move on to other exams. The material I have been reviewing for the CASP exam definitely helped.
I have the Marriage and Family TECEP scheduled August. I'm almost ready for it and will probably take in the middle of the month.
After reading the threads with people finishing a large amount of credits in a shorter time, I went back and looked through my plans. Finances are slowing me down, but I am going to try to finish by the end of March, so I can apply for June graduation.
English Comp I TECEP - Wasn't sure going into this one. I have had a number of writing classes and I feel that I'm a decent writer, but was worried about the time limit. Slight panic when I went to review the outline prior to the exam and found that it had been updated. Then I realized it was three long essays with a longer time limit. Ended up with a 91. Waiting for the results was the worst part. Your browser will detect spelling errors, but not suggest correct spellings. I used the dictionary a lot more then the writing guide. Because of my experience with this exam, I'm probably going to use the Technical Writing TECEP for one of the residency requirements.
Fundamentals of Cyber Security DSST - I added exam info to this thread: http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...dback.html This is an example of why I am writing this thread. I was frustrated that I wasn't able to make it to the exam center and was starting to feel like I was over studying. Since it was coming to the end of the month and I know it was almost time to post, I made time for it in my schedule. Luckily it worked out and now I can move on to other exams. The material I have been reviewing for the CASP exam definitely helped.
I have the Marriage and Family TECEP scheduled August. I'm almost ready for it and will probably take in the middle of the month.
After reading the threads with people finishing a large amount of credits in a shorter time, I went back and looked through my plans. Finances are slowing me down, but I am going to try to finish by the end of March, so I can apply for June graduation.
Andy
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TESC - BSBA: CIS
Current Degree Plan
Complete: TECEP Eng Comp I, Marriage and Family, Strategic Management, Networking, Computer Concepts, Liberal Math, Tech Writing, Managerial Accounting DSST MIS, Cybersecurity Study.com Macroeconomics
Remaining: Waiting for credits to process
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TESC - BSBA: CIS
Current Degree Plan
Complete: TECEP Eng Comp I, Marriage and Family, Strategic Management, Networking, Computer Concepts, Liberal Math, Tech Writing, Managerial Accounting DSST MIS, Cybersecurity Study.com Macroeconomics
Remaining: Waiting for credits to process