tcc's experience really proves there's no reason to choose to not report, unless you happen to be enrolled in a school that will transcript a failure; it's safe to say this isn't the case for most of us. The big 3 don't do this, so what's the loss in getting your score? If you passed, yay... if you failed, darn, you can try again in six months. Even if it's one of the handful of [CLEP] exams that carry a letter grade (i.e. Macroeconomics, College Algebra), and you score the equivalent of a C, you can take your 3 credits and wait out the six months if you really want to get a higher grade.

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Ana
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BS in General Business, Excelsior College (33 credits remaining)
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