Management Information Systems

[dfrecore]

But when someone says no testing due to distance, I think that's a poor reason. OP didn't mention an underlying reason besides distance.

Much better reasons include babysitting, disability, test anxiety, living outside of the continental US, etc. Not taking tests will cost you a lot of time and money.

When there are other options available, choosing not to take tests is perfectly reasonable. No one has to give more info than that - they can simply say "I choose not to take DSST's if I don't have to due to distance" and that's enough.

I personally would much rather just do things from home, at the time of my choosing. No one has to agree with me; I just get to make that choice.