Not if you are active duty. Otherwise, you can pay for it yourself and if you wish, get it reimbursed thru your GI bill

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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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Retaking the English CLEP

is that the case if you take it on an active duty base?

Just a guess, but I doubt it matters where you test.... if you are on active duty, it's free (and doesn't touch GI Bill). If you are on active reserve, it's paid for via the GI Bill if you have any left. If you separated from all (like I did), you get zilch. I'm not complaining... it's $70 we're talking about. My brothers & sisters still on a/d deserve a hell of a lot more than that!

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You can't fail if you never give up
- Some ridiculous Zach Braff movie, but what a cool quote!!

I'm the king of procrastination. I first submitted my app to TESC in 1993. THIS will be the year of my degree completion!

PASSED:
CLEP-Information Systems & Computer Applications: Scored 62; Nov 07
CLEP-Analyzing & Interpreting Literature: Scored 57; Feb 08
DANTES-Criminal Justice: Scored 54; Jan 08
DANTES-Fundamentals of College Algebra: Scored 47 (and 47 is the req'd pass score! ); Jan 08
DANTES-Drug & Alcohol Abuse: Scored 57; Feb 08
DANTES-Ethics in America: Scored 55; Feb 08
DANTES-Organizational Behavior: Score 54; Mar 08
DANTES-Technical Writing: Score 58; Mar 08

FELL SHORT OF A PASSING SCORE (I'll never say the 'F' word):
ECE-Organizational Behavior: Score D (but passed DANTES version 2 hours later! )

No. You have to be on ACTIVE DUTY status. The test center will ask and will find out.

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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


Up Next
Retaking the English CLEP

Didn't mean to challenge you, but I thought something was a bit off (i had heard conflicting information). In NY it is a bit different, the DMNA reimburses you for fee's

NYS DMNA Reimbursement Testing Program

No offense taken. Some test centers will waive the testing fee (about $15) but will charge you for the exam ($70). I looked at the website provided but I don't understand why Guard spouses are getting the exams for free. I pretty sure the DMNA will reimburse you the testing fee not the exam fee but I am be wrong. Sorry about the CAPS Creationstory

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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


Up Next
Retaking the English CLEP

if ur active or ractive eserve its free.. it doesnt count out of GI BIll money... its when ur out of the military that it comes out of that money.. (from what i know)

i am though 100% sure u can take a test at an active base...even if u are reserve or guard

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Dantes Environment & Race to Save Humanity 51/80
Clep CIS 63/80
College Math 66/80
Dantes Business Law II - No Pass
Principles of Mgmt 61/80
A & I Literature 51/80 studying? who knew?!
Social Sciences and History - 66/80 - A
Freshman Composition - 60/80
Intro to Computers 426 -Current System - p/f = pass
Intro to Modern Middle East Studies - 61/80
Human Cultural Geography - 61/80
US History I - A -61/80
US History II - A 68/80
Civil War - A 57/80
Intro to World Religions - A 68/80
Intro to Bus Law - 64/80 A
Public Speaking 55/80 A
MIS 429/500
Statistics 459/500
MacroEconomics 57/80
FEMA's Completed - 49 (sorry i'm addicted to doing them).

I am Army NG (former AD) and have been taking the tests at the Ed Center at Fort MacPherson, GA and it is free. As long as I had a valid military ID I didnt have to pay anything.

At the Fort Lewis and McChord AFB education centers in Washington state, the tests are free for anyone with a military ID card (Active duty, Reserve or National Guard). Anyone with military affiliation such as retirees and dependents do not have to pay the registration fee of $15, but pays the $70 test fee. Civilians with no military affiliation pay both the registration fee and the test fee. No matter what category you fit in it is a great deal compared to the hundreds of dollars it would cost to take the class.

It's the same here in AZ. If you have an ID card, you can test on post/base for free. It doesn't matter if you're Active, Reserve, Guard, Navy, Army, whatever. It all comes out of the DANTES pot.

ASU West will let you test for free as well. You just have to pay their testing center fee.

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Jesse
BA in Liberal Studies, Thomas Edison State College, 2008