History and Proposed Schedule

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Hey, I recently learnt about this whole process, and spent the last few days doing heavy planning for CLEP/DSST/ECE. I have 63 credits obtained from University, but I didn't finish, for I guess obvious reasons. I think this message can show that you shouldn't just give up, and there's always a way to finish, even if you started working, or live abroad (i'm in asia).

I think I'll study at Excelsior with a Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts.

Of the 63 credits I already completed, 42 were considered lower, and 21 considered upper level

I'm considering taking the following exams:

American Literature
Analyzing and Interpreting Literature
College Composition
English Literature
Humanities

All 6 credit Lower level courses that qualify (i'm not sure about humanities, any help?) as English credits.

Also I'll probably take the following tests in different subjects

French
College Math

The French course can award 12 credits if you get a higher score, and the college math can give you another 6.


For upper courses I'm planning on doing:

Business Ethics and Society (DSST)
The American Dream (ECE)

The first is 3 credits, and the american dream is 6.

With all of those I'll have 120 credits, enough for a 4 year Bachelor degree!

What do you guys think of my plan? Do you think it's better to do something as a major instead? Or is the general liberal arts enough. I was thinking of doing teacher's college right after (I would have fulfilled 30 credits in English and 18 in Math)