Yes you pay the $60.00 but its just to validate that you took the course online. Its still not considered a college credit till you take there proctored exam for that module. So say you take exam 100,200 and what ever else online you would have to then take the mod exam proctored from them in order to receive credit for all of those 3 exams. Its kind of pointless to pay the $60 per credit if you just want to transfer them to another school. Because they all do the same from what i gathered.
Now unless someone else out there understood this different let me know and im sorry then. But this was the only reason i stopped taking the tests online because they were useless there after.

I think someone may be misinforming you unless they just recenlty changed how they award credit. The reason I say this is FEMA will send a transcript to whatever school you choose to validate that you took the courses. So why would you need to pay the $60 per credit unless it's for a school that doesn't accept RAW FEMA credit? You can get the same exact thing by getting FEMA to send them a transcript. Like I said though I have heard that FCC requires you to take a proctored exam IF you want to pursue a degree in Emergency Management. This only applies to pursuing the degree through them. They will however transcript credit for $60 a credit. This is if you are wanting to transfer these to another regionally accredited school that doesn't accept RAW Fema credit. Last I read TESC accepts RAW Fema credits meaning they will take the transcript from FEMA and you don't have to go through FCC, Clackamus, etc. and have them transcripted. I'm having mine evaluated right now and I'll post an update in a few weeks and list theones they accept. I'm not saying I'm right since I haven't been through it yet but from all I've read this still seems to be the case.