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Would TESC Allow me to take CLEP Management and DSST Principles of Supervision and not count it as duplicate credit?
I've searched the forums and I haven't found a thread that dealt with duplicate credits. Is there one?
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nick94 Wrote:Would TESC Allow me to take CLEP Management and DSST Principles of Supervision and not count it as duplicate credit?
I've searched the forums and I haven't found a thread that dealt with duplicate credits. Is there one?
I don't know if there's a thread for that topic, but...
They let me do it. I have credit for both those exams. I don't see any reason why they wouldn't let you.
What is your degree? It's possible that could make a difference...
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bkbarden Wrote:I don't know if there's a thread for that topic, but...
They let me do it. I have credit for both those exams. I don't see any reason why they wouldn't let you.
What is your degree? It's possible that could make a difference...
Economics.
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on page ~106-110 they explain what course equivelent they give for eac exam. you can see if any overlap.
http://www.tesc.edu/files/College_Catalog_0809web.pdf
This is how I know I can't take precalc CLEP it is the same course number as my College Trig.
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nick94 Wrote:Economics.
Well, it doesn't look like either of those tests are a requirement... but they should both go under your free electives. I'm pretty sure that's where mine went.
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bkbarden Wrote:Well, it doesn't look like either of those tests are a requirement... but they should both go under your free electives. I'm pretty sure that's where mine went.
I'm studying for the Principles of Supervision and because both of them are similar I was thinking I would knock off another CLEP if I could.
[SIZE="4"]Nick[/SIZE]
CC:
Principles of Macroeconomics
Principles of Microeconomics
Music Fundamentals
Computer Literacy
[SIZE="2"][COLOR="DarkOrange"]Taken:
English Composition w/ Essay CLEP 57
Analyzing and Interpreting Literature CLEP 65
Introductory Psychology CLEP 57
Western Civilization I CLEP 55[/COLOR][/SIZE]
Studying for:
Principles of Management
American Government
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