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UExcel Credit by Exam Program - Free exams - Mamasaphire - 09-29-2008
annegirl Wrote:Anyone know if TESC will accept these classes as credit?
hmmm... I am wondering too :confused:
UExcel Credit by Exam Program - Free exams - gus - 09-29-2008
Although I can't confirm that I don't see why not. They're provided by a regionally accredited college and are designed for the purpose of earning college credit (unlike non-credit courses/exams).
UExcel Credit by Exam Program - Free exams - Mamasaphire - 09-29-2008
gus Wrote:Although I can't confirm that I don't see why not. They're provided by a regionally accredited college and are designed for the purpose of earning college credit (unlike non-credit courses/exams).
Sounds good to me!
UExcel Credit by Exam Program - Free exams - rookiemike - 09-30-2008
peace123 Wrote:Wow through Nov 15. I originally thought the beta was ending at the end of September. I wonder if this means we will have to wait even longer to get our beta test results.
Peace123
If you want your score faster, you can write to Barbara Wells she is the Uexcel Testing Programs Manager, bwells@excelsior.edu
UExcel Credit by Exam Program - Free exams - Mamasaphire - 09-30-2008
I signed up for the Political Science. Can anyone tell me if the difficulty of the actual exam is at all close to the sample questions? I got 2 wrong and am wondering how much more studying I'll need to do, in your opinions, based on actual exams taken?
UExcel Credit by Exam Program - Free exams - swisha2k - 09-30-2008
Quote:I signed up for the Political Science.
Can anyone tell me if the difficulty of the actual exam is at all close to the sample questions? I got 2 wrong and am wondering how much more studying I'll need to do, in your opinions, based on actual exams taken?
I gauged my level of studying by the fact sheet as well and I will warn you, do not take this exam for granted. There were a lot of "gotcha" questions on my version of the test. I've rescheduled to take the other version.
My advice?
With a little effort and study you can pass this exam but make sure you review accordingly.
UExcel Credit by Exam Program - Free exams - Mamasaphire - 09-30-2008
swisha2k Wrote:I gauged my level of studying by the fact sheet as well and I will warn you, do not take this exam for granted. There were a lot of "gotcha" questions on my version of the test. I've rescheduled to take the other version.
My advice?
With a little effort and study you can pass this exam but make sure you review accordingly.
Ahhhhhhhhh. Very very very good to know! OK, I will definitely do more studying before I take it. I signed up for a Nov. date to make sure I can do it! LOL
UExcel Credit by Exam Program - Free exams - sham - 09-30-2008
Hi.I enrolled in Political Science in UXCEL .I am searching for books,i cant find it Help me.
UExcel Credit by Exam Program - Free exams - alissaroot - 10-01-2008
sham Wrote:Hi.I enrolled in Political Science in UXCEL .I am searching for books,i cant find it Help me.
These are the books recommended by the uexcel website. I intend to buy older used versions tomorrow when I get paid. I'll be taking this test Oct.31. Happy Halloween!
Power & Choice --W. Phillips Shively
Political Science: An Introduction--Michael Roskin
World Politics:Trend & Transformation--Charles Kegley
Amazon.com: World Politics: Trend and Transformation: Charles W. Kegley: Books
Amazon.com: Political Science: An Introduction (10th Edition): Michael Roskin, Robert L. Cord, James A. Medeiros, Walter S. Jones: Books
Amazon.com: Power & Choice: An Introduction to Political Science: W. Phillips Shively: Books
UExcel Credit by Exam Program - Free exams - Mamasaphire - 10-01-2008
Have you thought about using a inter-library loan system to try to get the textbooks? Just a thought
