$5,000 Pressure!!!

[Mae]

Without responding to the other issues, I would take the A and I literature. Just walk in and take it and leave with 6 credits in your pocket! (If you passed high school english, you should be able to take this test "cold")
Good Luck

ps. Jennifer is usually right, look into the feasibility of getting that letter.

pss- pay your morgage bi-weekly! Sorry I couldn't help it

[bat21]

FIRST POST! Great forum btw. I just turned 20 years old and have a rare situation involving CLEPPING.

After two years of studying real estate, building my credit, gettting a good job, and saving money. I have finally found a perfect house, and a prefect loan. House scheduled to close on the 29th of Aug. Everything was going very smoothly until I got a call from my lender saying that he misunderstood my credentials and that I no longer qualify for my loan because of my short fulltime work history. I now have a great job but have only been working full time for 5 months (while going to school). He said that I either need to have a full year of work or need proof of a degree. I am only two classes away from having my AA degree (I know it isn't much but it is a good stepping stone) so my only option is to CLEP them. I was already planning on doing this but I didn't want to be rushed.

I NEED ADVICE!!! PLEASE!! I am signed up to take US History I on the 19th and Western Civ II on the 26th. I feel confident in the US History but I do not know to much about Western Civ and am unsure about this one. I was thinking about registering for the Social Science and History as a back up in case I do not pass one. After reading the review I think the social science is more down my alley.

In a nutshell if I do not get 6 credits soon I will lose 5,000 dollars and a low interest rate... any advice on the tests?

P.S.
I KNOW I CAN DO THIS!!! ANY HELP WILL BE GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!

If you can tell us which classes you can test out of?