Is it a good idea?

[jb88]

Yes, otherwise I wouldn't be recommending it.  I hope that's not a rhetorical question or a trick question, but yes, we recommend that very often to members, it's the cheapest, easiest, and fastest way to earn college credit if you know a second or third language!  If you don't do too well on the language tests, it's alright, you can take the TEEX Death Investigation course for upper level credit to offset remaining requirements.

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You can review this recent thread: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...for-French

Very honest question

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Yes, otherwise I wouldn't be recommending it.  I hope that's not a rhetorical question or a trick question, but yes, we recommend that very often to members, it's the cheapest, easiest, and fastest way to earn college credit if you know a second or third language!  If you don't do too well on the language tests, it's alright, you can take the TEEX Death Investigation course for upper level credit to offset remaining requirements.

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You can review this recent thread: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...for-French

Very honest question

And thank you for your advice

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My friend, you rock!  And so do you dfrecore!  TESU is also my suggestion as you can "test out of Arabic and that African language" for your Upper Level Area of Study courses!  That's up to 24 credits right there with two exams for under $250!  Wow! <smacks self for not knowing Arabic or that African Language>.

For Arabic: https://www.actfl.org/center-assessment-...puter-opic
For African Language (if it's listed here): https://www.actfl.org/assessment-researc...erview-opi

I would get your "language" tests and the Pierpont BOG AAS at the same time, unless you want to skip the AAS, it won't matter really.

24 credits for the 2 languages?
And yes my African language is there in the list(somali)