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ICC is the quickest and most affordable foreign language credit. Others cost quite a bit more and take more time. If you haven't already, I would suggest installing DuoLingo on your phone and doing a quick lesson or two when you're not near your computer and can't do ICC. It should help the ICC course make more sense. There is also
https://www.languagetransfer.org/free-co...te-spanish to listen to audio Spanish lessons while you're in the car, etc.
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(05-05-2022, 02:53 AM)rachel83az Wrote: ICC is the quickest and most affordable foreign language credit. Others cost quite a bit more and take more time. If you haven't already, I would suggest installing DuoLingo on your phone and doing a quick lesson or two when you're not near your computer and can't do ICC. It should help the ICC course make more sense. There is also https://www.languagetransfer.org/free-co...te-spanish to listen to audio Spanish lessons while you're in the car, etc.
Thank you for the help Rachel! And everyone else who answered. I’ll stick it out with the ICC Spanish course.
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(05-04-2022, 06:01 PM)IceSparkle Wrote: (05-03-2022, 02:21 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: In that case, I would recommend sticking with InstantCertCredit for Spanish. Do you know another language? Otherwise, the CLEP and MS option or the Study.com Spanish I course would probably work for you as well...
No, idk any other languages. I was just looking for affordable/quick foreign language credits. Haven’t been a huge fan of the ICC course so far
Sophia is launching Spanish 1 by end of this month! It will be transferable to Umpi per Jessica. If you still aren’t loving IC Spanish maybe give Sophia a try?
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Sophia's Spanish is going to require at least two Touchstones: one written, one oral. I wouldn't give up on ICC yet until we see exactly what Spanish is like.
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(05-12-2022, 12:53 AM)rachel83az Wrote: Sophia's Spanish is going to require at least two Touchstones: one written, one oral. I wouldn't give up on ICC yet until we see exactly what Spanish is like.
The Sophia class will probably be no easier than UMPI's class with those Touchstones. You have to write a 500 word essay and answer some questions orally at UMPI.
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I'm actually interest in Sophia's Spanish even with the touchstones, though not so much the oral part. Any other online exams available (CLEP isn't for me). I have no knowledge of Spanish, I did French in 1998 for GCSE but remember nothing now lol
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