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Victory dance! |
Posted by: blu2blu - 10-27-2010, 10:03 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I knocked out Intro Psych and DSST Org Behavior today (upper level @ TESC!). This makes seven tests in four weeks and 45 credits since I returned from deployment in mid August, I am on a role and feeling great! My total applicable credits towards my TESC BA/LS have now passed the century mark at 102, only six more tests to go!
I am actually in a different part of the country right now (vacation) and would like to thank the folks at the Luke AFB testing center to allow me to test there. I was able to speak to a couple of fellow IC members in the education office as well and that was great. We are everywhere!
I invite anyone and everyone to add to this thread any recent accomplishments they are proud of. Share in the victory dance!
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Twofer! |
Posted by: ZsaZsa - 10-27-2010, 01:47 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I went prepared to take the Ethics in America DSST this morning, finished it in half the time, got brave and also did the Substance Abuse which I had NOT studied for! Scored a 433 and 444 respectively. (Got lucky- much of the substance abuse test concerned prescription drugs- schedule ll or lll, benzodiazepines, antipsychotics...stuff I deal with at work.) :hurray:
Six more credits!
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Department of Education Seeks to Regulate Higher Education |
Posted by: Mamasaphire - 10-27-2010, 11:00 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Not sure if this is the correct place to post this, but it looks like it might effect testing for credits and thus important...
"A recently proposed regulation would give the federal Department of Education unprecedented authority over all colleges and universities—even private ones.
The proposed regulation, entitled “Program Integrity Issues,” would create new accreditation rules for public and private colleges and universities. It would also allow the federal government to determine what constitutes a “credit hour,” and would require colleges and universities to submit to additional regulation and supervision by state and federal officials....
The final regulation will be issued on November 1, 2010....
We urge you to write or email your U.S. representative and senators and let them know your opinion on this rule."
Department of Education Seeks to Regulate Higher Education
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