04-18-2008, 07:52 PM
From what I understand, the guidelines on calculators when taking a DSST are somewhat confusing. My advice is to just remain silent on the entire issue. You've already used the calculator twice before, just assume you can again.
If for some reason they say something next time (which I doubt they will), don't argue the point. Just come back later to take the exam after getting an appropriate calculator and learning how to use it.
You are going to want a calculator with you though. Finance is no joke. Fortunately, I ended up taking the class. I had a residency requirement to meet so DSST Principles of Finance was the first test I dropped from my to-do list.
If for some reason they say something next time (which I doubt they will), don't argue the point. Just come back later to take the exam after getting an appropriate calculator and learning how to use it.
You are going to want a calculator with you though. Finance is no joke. Fortunately, I ended up taking the class. I had a residency requirement to meet so DSST Principles of Finance was the first test I dropped from my to-do list.
[SIZE="1"]CLEP exams passed:
Management, Accounting, Marketing, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics
DSST exams passed:
Human Resources Management, Organizational Behavior, Statistics, Management Information Systems
Earned:
B.A. in Business Administration: Technology Management from Saint Leo University
M.S. in Leadership: Business Ethics from Duquesne University [/SIZE]
Management, Accounting, Marketing, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics
DSST exams passed:
Human Resources Management, Organizational Behavior, Statistics, Management Information Systems
Earned:
B.A. in Business Administration: Technology Management from Saint Leo University
M.S. in Leadership: Business Ethics from Duquesne University [/SIZE]
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