Formulating my plan

[dfrecore]

Ha, well mednat said "A lot of us don't study much prior to taking CLEP, DSST, SL, ALEKS, TEEX, etc" so I was wondering if the tests were pretty easy in general, or if you had to subject mastery to pass. I didn't mean going in blind.

And if anyone is wondering, I'm going with TESU by the way. Thanks for the recommendations.

SL, ALEKS, and TEEX are all courses - not tests - and you have to work through them. Well, not ALEKS if you can pass the first test with a 70%, but I think most people don't and so have to work through at least some of the material.

CLEP & DSST are exams, and I think many people take exams when they already know the material (I know I did), so they don't necessarily need to study a lot for them. For those that don't know the material, they usually study quite a bit. InstantCert is a very popular way to do that. But so is reading textbooks, watching YouTube videos, listening to iTunesU, etc.

[JobaJoba]

SL, ALEKS, and TEEX are all courses - not tests - and you have to work through them. Well, not ALEKS if you can pass the first test with a 70%, but I think most people don't and so have to work through at least some of the material.

CLEP & DSST are exams, and I think many people take exams when they already know the material (I know I did), so they don't necessarily need to study a lot for them. For those that don't know the material, they usually study quite a bit. InstantCert is a very popular way to do that. But so is reading textbooks, watching YouTube videos, listening to iTunesU, etc.

Gotcha. Thanks for the help.

[Randy.Randall16]

Need assistance - Where can I enroll in the Free ethics course/exam online - The Institute? And will this transfer to Excelsior UL credits?