Failing a TECEP

[TrailRunr]

I would like to graduate with a decent gpa. Why, I don't know.

I am estimating what damage just going into some TECEP type credits would potentially do to that.

Sorry, I'm poor at articulating. If I can go skim some stuff, and win, I would prefer that than to read and retain a couple of expensive books per TECEP. But, if I have to give whoever I wind up enrolling with a transcript full of fails (maybe there are some things I just can't pass? I don't know what I don't know), I would be more reticent to just giving it the ol' college try.

That make any sense?

Yes, that makes complete sense. The time you spend getting a 100% could be much better utilized cramming for another test or class. If I take a B&M class on P/NP (CR or NC), I would not want an NP or NC, nor would I want to rent or buy extra books. But the TECEP is safe to fail.