Quote:
|
Originally Posted by gcalvin
You will have a GPA if you take any ECE or DSST exams at all. You need at least 30 graded credits (ECE or DSST or courses) to qualify for academic honors. You will need at least 30 upper-level credits to get your degree anyway, and since none of the CLEPs qualify for upper-level credits, you'll end up taking ECEs or DSSTs or courses for all of them. I don't see how you can go wrong.
-Gary-
|
So, if the expenses are more when travelling to a DSST testing centre, one could theoretically take 10 exams (ECEs + DSSTs) for the 30 upper level credits and clep out of all the remaining credits for the degree at a nearer CLEP centre. Correct?
Or, if the minimum requirement is 60 graded credits, as mentioned by mjno, then 20 exams (ECEs +DSSTs) would be needed, 10 of these being upper level. These graded exams would be taking care of the GPA. All the other credits can be CLEPs. Can one say this is correct?