06-26-2008, 01:25 PM
First, my grades that I am transfering over are by far mostly As with the occassional B. But I have one C- in an upper level math class that I am wondering if it will transfer over.
In the unofficial evaluations I have got from TESC, the do count it. But I was wondering if they were just being lazy with the unofficial eval because I thought they wouldn't accept anything less than a "C".
Second, I need 4 credits in Humanities. I noticed tesc has several tests in this area and I could pick 2 (which are 3 credits each) to meet this. This seems like a good route but does anyone have any other ideas to meet this requirement?
Thirdly, I need 6 upper level Natural Science credits and I was thinking of taking the Bio 211/212 Anatomy and Phisiology test from TESC. Its good for all 6 credits in one shot! They also have some other tests like a Science of Nutrition Bio 208 and others, but I would have to take 2 separate tests.
Do I take these tests on my computer at home or do I go to like a Vue testing center or what? If I don't take them at home I would like to figure out where it is I go to take them so I can see if it is feasible or if it is too far away (I live in the middle of nowhere).
I noticed the books recommended by Tesc for each of there tests are generally pretty expensive (just like I have come to expect from college texts). Do you guys generally buy those or have you had luck with other study materials (free online information, library books, etc)?
If anyone has any advice or insights on any of these things, I greatly appreciate your responses. Thanks a lot!
In the unofficial evaluations I have got from TESC, the do count it. But I was wondering if they were just being lazy with the unofficial eval because I thought they wouldn't accept anything less than a "C".
Second, I need 4 credits in Humanities. I noticed tesc has several tests in this area and I could pick 2 (which are 3 credits each) to meet this. This seems like a good route but does anyone have any other ideas to meet this requirement?
Thirdly, I need 6 upper level Natural Science credits and I was thinking of taking the Bio 211/212 Anatomy and Phisiology test from TESC. Its good for all 6 credits in one shot! They also have some other tests like a Science of Nutrition Bio 208 and others, but I would have to take 2 separate tests.
Do I take these tests on my computer at home or do I go to like a Vue testing center or what? If I don't take them at home I would like to figure out where it is I go to take them so I can see if it is feasible or if it is too far away (I live in the middle of nowhere).
I noticed the books recommended by Tesc for each of there tests are generally pretty expensive (just like I have come to expect from college texts). Do you guys generally buy those or have you had luck with other study materials (free online information, library books, etc)?
If anyone has any advice or insights on any of these things, I greatly appreciate your responses. Thanks a lot!