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Just wanted to send a word of encouragement to fellow test takers. I just finished the following dsst exams in two weeks for a total of 15 credits. I took these 5 tests with minimal studying. This means I only took the practice exams and tea over them a couple times before taking the actual tests. If I can do this anyone can do it. I definitely felt that the Peterson tests were harder then the actual dsst exams.
The tests I took were
Introduction to business
Principles of supervision
Health and human development
Personal finance
Introduction to computing.
Pretty easy tests in general was able to use common sense thinking and process of elimination for majority of the questions. Good luck everyone!
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Good job!!
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That's an awesome job. Great work my friend!
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Thats great i just started my journey on 04/24/2016 my goal is to have my associates degree ( or enough credits for one) by 05/9/2016 and Have a bachelors done by June 2016
I think its possible i already have 28 credits and tomorrow i will be doing 6 exams
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mskeaton90 Wrote:Thats great i just started my journey on 04/24/2016 my goal is to have my associates degree ( or enough credits for one) by 05/9/2016 and Have a bachelors done by June 2016
I think its possible i already have 28 credits and tomorrow i will be doing 6 exams
Wow, you're amazing! Would you mind posting what you have taken and your planned courses/tests?
That's once again totally awesome, you're moving ahead so fast with your degree! Inspiration to me.
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djam303 Wrote:Just wanted to send a word of encouragement to fellow test takers. I just finished the following dsst exams in two weeks for a total of 15 credits. I took these 5 tests with minimal studying. This means I only took the practice exams and tea over them a couple times before taking the actual tests. If I can do this anyone can do it. I definitely felt that the Peterson tests were harder then the actual dsst exams.
The tests I took were
Introduction to business
Principles of supervision
Health and human development
Personal finance
Introduction to computing.
Pretty easy tests in general was able to use common sense thinking and process of elimination for majority of the questions. Good luck everyone!
Congratulations! You're off and running!
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