05-18-2010, 12:36 PM
Hi Everyone: I'm just checking to see if anyone has submitted their Defense Language Institute transcript directly to TESC for credits without any problems.
I'm trying to get them to accept the Foreign Service Institute(FSI) transcript but they keep telling me that it has to be ACE approved.
This contradicts their blurb below which says that "persons who have been employed by the U.S. government and have served in the foreign service often can present records of language proficiency as assessed by FSI." The same goes for DLI. I think "assessed by FSI" are the key words here.
Appreciate your feedback. Thanks a lot for taking the time to response!!
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Excerpts from TESC College Catalog"Ways to Earn Undergraduate Credits"
Defense Language Institute (DLI)
The Defense Language Institute (DLI) administers a series of Defense Language Proficiency Tests (DLPT), which support its extensive foreign language instruction programs for active duty military personnel. Persons who served in the military may present records of language proficiency as assessed by DLI. The examinations, which test listening, reading and speaking skills, are scored on the basis of the level of proficiency achieved in each of the three areas. A variable range of credits may be earned, depending on the combination of scores received. Students should request that transcripts be sent to the Office of the Registrar by writing to: Commandant, DLIFLG, Attn. Academic Records (transcripts), Presidio of Monterey, Monterey, CA 93944-5006 or by calling (831) 242-5825; DLIFLC.edu - Home.
Foreign Service Institute (FSI)
The Foreign Service Institute (FSI) Foreign Service Institute mission and Transition Center programs, classes, and workshops. administers a series of oral proficiency language assessment examinations to test the oral language proficiency of prospective U.S. Department of State employees who will be stationed abroad. Persons who have been employed by the U.S. government and have served in the foreign service often can present records of language proficiency as assessed by FSI. Although many languages are assessed by the FSI, only the French and Spanish examinations have been evaluated in terms of college credit recommendations.
I'm trying to get them to accept the Foreign Service Institute(FSI) transcript but they keep telling me that it has to be ACE approved.
This contradicts their blurb below which says that "persons who have been employed by the U.S. government and have served in the foreign service often can present records of language proficiency as assessed by FSI." The same goes for DLI. I think "assessed by FSI" are the key words here.
Appreciate your feedback. Thanks a lot for taking the time to response!!
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Excerpts from TESC College Catalog"Ways to Earn Undergraduate Credits"
Defense Language Institute (DLI)
The Defense Language Institute (DLI) administers a series of Defense Language Proficiency Tests (DLPT), which support its extensive foreign language instruction programs for active duty military personnel. Persons who served in the military may present records of language proficiency as assessed by DLI. The examinations, which test listening, reading and speaking skills, are scored on the basis of the level of proficiency achieved in each of the three areas. A variable range of credits may be earned, depending on the combination of scores received. Students should request that transcripts be sent to the Office of the Registrar by writing to: Commandant, DLIFLG, Attn. Academic Records (transcripts), Presidio of Monterey, Monterey, CA 93944-5006 or by calling (831) 242-5825; DLIFLC.edu - Home.
Foreign Service Institute (FSI)
The Foreign Service Institute (FSI) Foreign Service Institute mission and Transition Center programs, classes, and workshops. administers a series of oral proficiency language assessment examinations to test the oral language proficiency of prospective U.S. Department of State employees who will be stationed abroad. Persons who have been employed by the U.S. government and have served in the foreign service often can present records of language proficiency as assessed by FSI. Although many languages are assessed by the FSI, only the French and Spanish examinations have been evaluated in terms of college credit recommendations.
Passed so far:
CLEP:
A&I Lit - 6 credits
Freshman Comp-6 credits
Eng Comp w/Essay-6 credits
Sociology-3 credits
Principle of Mgmt-3 credits
French - 12 credits
Human Growth & Dev- 3 credits
Humanities-6 credits
DSST:
Principle of Supervision- 3 credits
Env & Humanity - 3 credits
Intro to Computing - 3 credits
FEMA/FCC: 16 credits
UMUC-22 credits
NVCC -17
ACE - 23 credits
Aleks - Beginning Algebra
Aleks-Intermediate Algebra
ACTFL Chinese -6 credits
All done - Graduating in Oct from TESC -BA in Humanities!!
Grad School: MS Human Resource Mgmt-2012
CLEP:
A&I Lit - 6 credits
Freshman Comp-6 credits
Eng Comp w/Essay-6 credits
Sociology-3 credits
Principle of Mgmt-3 credits
French - 12 credits
Human Growth & Dev- 3 credits
Humanities-6 credits
DSST:
Principle of Supervision- 3 credits
Env & Humanity - 3 credits
Intro to Computing - 3 credits
FEMA/FCC: 16 credits
UMUC-22 credits
NVCC -17
ACE - 23 credits
Aleks - Beginning Algebra
Aleks-Intermediate Algebra
ACTFL Chinese -6 credits
All done - Graduating in Oct from TESC -BA in Humanities!!
Grad School: MS Human Resource Mgmt-2012