Need help with degree plan

[vickyvicky]

Hi, I am interested to at least finish by AS degree this year. I hope i can do everything through testing, if not, a combination of online and testing would be fine.
i have done all my degree requirement except english, which i don't think i can do it through testing. but these are my other requirements
FOUNDATION COURSES (14 q.h.)
Choose one of the following courses:
PSY 1010
Introduction to Psychology: Fundamental Issues 3 q.h.
SOC 1001
Sociology 1 3 q.h.

Complete one of the following courses:
ITC 1230
PC Database Software (formerly Advanced PC Software) 3 q.h.
ITC 2210
Programming Logic 3 q.h.

Complete all of the following courses:
ECN 1001
Principles of Macroeconomics 4 q.h.
ECN 1002
Principles of Microeconomics 4 q.h.

MAJOR COURSES (42 q.h.)
Complete all of the following courses:
ACC 1001
Financial Accounting 1 3 q.h.
ACC 2202
Financial Accounting 2 3 q.h.
ACC 1403 Managerial Accounting 3 q.h.
ACC 2001 Financial Reporting and Analysis 1 3 q.h.
ACC 2002 Financial Reporting and Analysis 2 3 q.h.
ACC 2403
Financial Reporting and Analysis 3 3 q.h.
ACC 2101
Strategic Cost Analysis 1 3 q.h.
ACC 2102
Strategic Cost Analysis 2 3 q.h.
BLW 1001
Business Law 1 3 q.h.
FIN 2801
Principles of Finance 3 q.h.
HRM 2101
Organizational Behavior 3 q.h.
MGT 1001
Dynamics of Business 1 3 q.h.
MGT 1002
Dynamics of Business 2 3 q.h.
OPM 1130
Basics of Supply Chain Management 3 q.h.

this is my requirement for AS in accounting plus 10 elective credits, i haven't done any of this, but i did all of the required courses,

i am planning on taking INTRO TO stat from ALEK, is that a good option
please give me your ideas

[ryoder]

I don't understand your question.

[vickyvicky]

i just want to know what classes i can clep out

[MISin08]

Depends on your school.

These are all good possibilities:

Introduction to Psychology: Fundamental Issues 3 q.h.
Sociology 1 3 q.h.
Principles of Macroeconomics 4 q.h.
Principles of Microeconomics 4 q.h.
Financial Accounting 1 3 q.h.
Business Law 1 3 q.h.
Principles of Finance
HRM
Organizational Behavior

CLEP and DSST exams are semester hours (usually) not quarter hours, so how they add up vs requirements will be different.

Phillip

[vickyvicky]

there is a difference btw semester hours and quarter hours? would you explain

[ryoder]

Try to find your schools clep articulation document. It will list the cleps that they accept and which class they equate to. Most schools have this on their website as a page or PDF.
Generally most schools accept most corps but I know usf in Tampa doesn't grant intro to management credit with the management clep. They grant special topics in management. Also they grant no credit for natural science.

[ejones]

there is a difference btw semester hours and quarter hours? would you explain

Semester hours are what most colleges use. Quarters hours are 2/3 of semester hours; or .667 of a semester hour. So if you have 3 quarter hours that translates to 2 semester hours.

[ShotoJuku]

i just want to know what classes i can clep out

Our members can give you incredible advice on par with that with your academic advisor, however, only your college academic advisor can answer your question with absolute certainty that will meet your degree goals.

[vickyvicky]

Semester hours are what most colleges use. Quarters hours are 2/3 of semester hours; or .667 of a semester hour. So if you have 3 quarter hours that translates to 2 semester hours.

doessthat mean if i take clep, it worthes more for me?