08-01-2009, 10:55 AM
cdautel Wrote:Thank you all! And, a little about my journey....... I began taking CLEP tests the summer I graduated from high school (2007), and earned 24 credits my "freshman" year of college, until I began with a college coaching organization, CollegePlus!, last June. I then earned my remaining 96 credits in about a year and a month. Because of my degree, I could have tested out of all of my credits, but I chose to test out of all but 3 in order to earn a GPA from TESC by taking a course. So, I took a total of 31 tests, and found that I much preferred them to taking a 12-week course! Best wishes as well to all of you that are almost finished!
~Candace
First off ~ Congratulations! Sounds like CollegePlus!, once again, has helped another student gain a degree. Do you recommend their services? What are your plans now?
[COLOR="Teal"][SIZE="4"]Margo
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[SIZE="2"][B][B]"By endurance, we conquer"[/B][/B][/SIZE] [SIZE="2"] [SIZE="1"] ~ Sir Ernest Shackleton[/SIZE][/SIZE]
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[SIZE="1"]College credits from my previous life:
Western Civ. I, Intro to Psych, Drawing,
U.S. Hist. I, Amer. Gov't, and Composition
for a total of 18
CLEP done through 2010:
U.S. History II (66)
Analyzing & Interpreting Lit (70)
Introduction to Sociology (71)
Social Sciences & History (70)
College Mathematics (57) :o
Hoped for end result before arthritis sets in:
BA in Art, Liberal Studies, or Humanities[/SIZE]
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[SIZE="2"][B][B]"By endurance, we conquer"[/B][/B][/SIZE] [SIZE="2"] [SIZE="1"] ~ Sir Ernest Shackleton[/SIZE][/SIZE]
__________________________________
[SIZE="1"]College credits from my previous life:
Western Civ. I, Intro to Psych, Drawing,
U.S. Hist. I, Amer. Gov't, and Composition
for a total of 18
CLEP done through 2010:
U.S. History II (66)
Analyzing & Interpreting Lit (70)
Introduction to Sociology (71)
Social Sciences & History (70)
College Mathematics (57) :o
Hoped for end result before arthritis sets in:
BA in Art, Liberal Studies, or Humanities[/SIZE]
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