annaeli Wrote:Does anyone know what the definition of military family members is when it comes to free study material? My brother is full-time Army, and I consider myself a family memberbut I'm not sure if sites that offer CLEP-study stuff free to family members are talking about just spouses and children of military or all close relatives.
Usually it would constitute a father or mother solider and the siblings underneath them and their spouse.
Your brother would not count but if he had children then it would count for them catch my drift?
Atleast thats the way I was made to understand.
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FEMA IS courses- alot
Aleks completed-many of them
Cleps:Spanish 67
Associates in psychology UOP
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attempting currently
Masters in counseling