Aleks process with TESC

[JohnnyHeck]

I agree with sanantone, check with Liberty. However, I would like to add that no matter who accepts your credits for whatever credentials you provide, that Stats is an extremely important subject in the field of psychology. Over the many years of your future career you will be challenged to interpret the validity of research for best practices. It behooves you to prepare now to be able to separate the BS from truth. No matter the fact this published research may appear in a peer reviewed journal, in the end you must be prepared to judge for yourself in order to serve your clients to the best of your ability. Don't short change your quest for knowledge and lower yourself to just "ticket punching" as you will regret it in the end if you are truly honest to yourself.

[sanantone]

With the ALEKS statistics course being very difficult, it's actually probably a better way to learn than just barely passing a DSST or Straighterline course. Some DSSTs let you pass with less than 50% of the questions right. If you can't pass the ALEKS course because the instructional materials aren't good enough, then that's a different story.

This thread is two years old, but it talks about Liberty University accepting ALEKS College Algebra.
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...aleks.html