I've received my TESC evaluation and now it's time to plan my degree completion; I'd love some help, please! In addition to what's on the evaluation I've completed 4 FEMA's that will be accepted, Financial Accounting through Northeastern and College English Workshop through Northeastern. I'm planning to take the College Math CLEP and the Macro CLEP next; I need these to finish my AS degree in HR from Northeastern. I've listed some of the tests that I plan to take; I want to do this as quickly and easily as possible. I plan to take as many FEMA's as I can to get free electives. I'd appreciate any input; thanks!

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Ann

January, 2009: Northeastern University, AS, Human Resources!

Tests Passed:
Labor Relations ECE, 3/21/08: B
HR Management, ECE, 4/12/08: B
Principles of Marketing CLEP, 5/30/08: 67
Introductory Business Law CLEP, 5/30/08: 68
Information Systems CLEP, 2/13/09: 59
English Comp w/Essay CLEP, 2/13/09:60
Introductory Psychology CLEP, 4/25/09: 61
Macroeconomics Clep, 11/14/09: 54
Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP, 11/14/09: 72
College Math CLEP, 12/12/09: 55
Here's to Your Health DSST, 12/12/09: 426
Technical Writing DSST 2/20/10: 61
Business Ethics DSST 2/20/10: 444

FEMA Courses Passed:
Leadership and Influence
Decision Making and Problem Solving
Effective Communication
Developing and Managing Volunteers
Emergency Planning
Exercise Design
Citizen's Guide to Disaster Assistance
Protecting Your Small Home or Business from Disaster

Next Tests:
Microeconomics CLEP
Environment and Humanity DSST
Business Policy TECEP

I would take the Humanities, Social Sciencies and History, Principles of Statistics, and Intro to Astronomy. Those are fairly easy i.e. they need minimal amount of studying (for me that is). Good Luck

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Passed
Intro to World Religions 68, Social Science and History 60, Principles of Statistics 60,Western Civilization I 58, Intro to Sociology 55, Astronomy 54, Technical Writing 54, Humanities 50

Courses @ TESC
C Programming - C
Electronic Instrumentation and Control - A


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