How are you mapping your Scholarship time?

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They don't like it, or they won't allow it? LOL.

I'll try to do Personal Finance + a Saylor back to back then. Then I'll have to rush and do Public Speaking + another Saylor before my first month of study.com is over. It will be good for me to be forced to do 4 this quickly.

Since this was my very first Study.com course/ proctored exam I was completely uncertain about my use of time (given that my goal is to complete 75 credits in 6 months). So I bounced back and forth with the courses I elected on Study.com. Excluding what seems to be a limit in the number of courses you can add to your study schedule at a time (1 :confused there was nothing that inhibited my ability to look at or progress through the other courses. Inevitably I ended up completing Personal Finance first, but only because I had made the fastest progress in that subject (I work for a bank).

I wish the dashboard allowed for study more like how a campus would, 3-5 course running simultaneously. MWF - World Religion, TThSa - Sociology, but I didn't find that to be an option within a singular account. So far my current method is working for me...3 to 4 hours per weekday evening and 10 intermittent hours on weekends of each including taking/reviewing notes. I take all the quizzes until I get as close to 100 as I can without throwing my MacBook, then practice chapter exams, then the practice final...then the final. (I know most in the forum don't dig Study for the sheer amount of quizzes but its worked for me thus far to build my confidence on the exam content)

We'll see what works for the A&I CLEP (which I heard you can't truly study for) since I'm taking at the end of this month....I'm using only IC and notes printed from the forum here.