Koine Greek CBE anywhere?

[JayKosmos]

I've been teaching myself Koine Greek* in my spare time and thought it would be cool if I could find a way other than a PLA to get credit for it.
I'd much prefer a simple CBE test of some kind. I'm doing TESU if that matters.

Has anyone done this? 

I know its unlikely but a cursory search hasn't come up with any results. I'm now studying for about 21+ credits in the next couple months and don't have a ton of time to hunt for it so thought I'd ask on the offchance someone's already done it.

Thanks in advance.

*Not modern Greek, pretty different. A dead language, "Ancient" or "New Testament" Greek.

[Jonathan Whatley]

Liberty University offers Institutional Challenge Exams in Greek Grammar I & II at the undergraduate level and Greek Language Tools and Beginning Greek I & II at the graduate level. TESU can accept some graduate credit toward an undergraduate degree. Confirm whether TESU will accept Institutional Challenge Exams from Liberty.

For more traditional semester-based courses but cheap, now that TESU is open to NA credit, NationsUniversity (NA DEAC) may be an option. NationsU offers Biblical Greek I & II at the undergraduate level. You might have to take their cornerstone course A Search for Spirituality first.

[JayKosmos]

Liberty University offers Institutional Challenge Exams in Greek Grammar I & II at the undergraduate level and Greek Language Tools and Beginning Greek I & II at the graduate level. TESU can accept some graduate credit toward an undergraduate degree. Confirm whether TESU will accept Institutional Challenge Exams from Liberty.

For more traditional semester-based courses but cheap, now that TESU is open to NA credit, NationsUniversity (NA DEAC) may be an option. NationsU offers Biblical Greek I & II at the undergraduate level. You might have to take their cornerstone course A Search for Spirituality first.

Thanks so much!