07-03-2009, 04:16 PM
alissaroot Wrote:No, the DSSTs are transfer credit, and EC doesn't take any grades lower than "C" in transfer, so it won't go on your EC record. If it does, you should be able to have it removed. You shouldn't have to worry about "F"s on anything except Excelsior's own courses and exams. (ECEs and Uexcels)
Yes. Just make sure you wait the 180 days to retake it, or your score won't count.
I bet you both passed.
Remind me to never take a bet against you :p, you're right I just the the paper in the mail box today... I passed with a 60 (48 to pass) I can't believe I actually got such a good score on it specially when they started asking so many questions about specific people of the 20th century that had to do with astronomy. So yay 3 more credits to the pool... I was actually so demotivated because I thought I failed I couldn't study for any of the other exams :p hehe. I guess I can get back to work now
[SIZE="1"]Total Credits so Far:53/120
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B&M Credits:15
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FEMA Credits:23
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CLEP Credits So Far:12
Intro Psychology 68, Intro Sociology 66, Info Sys & Comp Apps 60, Princ. of Marketing 75
DSST Credits So Far:
Astronomy 60,
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CLEP & DSST to Come:
American Government, Princ. of Management, Humanities, Intro Business Law, Princ. of Macro and Micro Economics, Princ. of Accounting, History of the United States I & II
Criminal Justice, Ethics in America, Hereâs to Your Health, Introduction to Computing, Intro to World Religions, Management Information Systems, Personal Finance, Principles of Statistics, Substance Abuse
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B&M Credits:15
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FEMA Credits:23
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CLEP Credits So Far:12
Intro Psychology 68, Intro Sociology 66, Info Sys & Comp Apps 60, Princ. of Marketing 75
DSST Credits So Far:
Astronomy 60,
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CLEP & DSST to Come:
American Government, Princ. of Management, Humanities, Intro Business Law, Princ. of Macro and Micro Economics, Princ. of Accounting, History of the United States I & II
Criminal Justice, Ethics in America, Hereâs to Your Health, Introduction to Computing, Intro to World Religions, Management Information Systems, Personal Finance, Principles of Statistics, Substance Abuse
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