12-16-2011, 12:28 PM
You are definitely at a crossroads and need to decide which degree you want, so that you don't waste any future credits.
If you decide on a BSHS, thankfully, Marianne will be able to share her expertise.
If you decide on a BS in Psychology, then you can use mostly exams but may need a few classes. It will cover most of your remaining credits needed. It will be one of your depths and Statistics should meet the Quantitative requirement.
If you decide on a BS in Liberal Studies, then you can use all exams plus the capstone course to finish.
Be sure to download the Student Guide to Credit by Exam to see all of your exam options, especially the DSSTs for UL.
Let us know if we can help you more.
If you decide on a BSHS, thankfully, Marianne will be able to share her expertise.
If you decide on a BS in Psychology, then you can use mostly exams but may need a few classes. It will cover most of your remaining credits needed. It will be one of your depths and Statistics should meet the Quantitative requirement.
If you decide on a BS in Liberal Studies, then you can use all exams plus the capstone course to finish.
Be sure to download the Student Guide to Credit by Exam to see all of your exam options, especially the DSSTs for UL.
Let us know if we can help you more.
AS in 2010 and BS in 2013 at Excelsior College - Transcripts and Costs
MS Biostatistics in 2019 at Texas A&M University - Graduate School
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MS Biostatistics in 2019 at Texas A&M University - Graduate School
Sharing Credit-by-Exam* and Help for Veterans
Resources Used - 20+ Exams Passed & General GRE
Practice Tests - Available for CLEP and DSST
* Link posted with permission from forum admin; thank you!
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