Which degrees accept the most CLEP type tests?

[natshar]

There is no degree that can be fully CLEP'd because TESU has the capstone requirement. Also, you may not be able to take CLEP tests for a few months; campuses are remaining closed even as the country reopens.

AFAIK, the only degree that can be fully CLEP'd (aside from the capstone) would possibly be Liberal Studies.

Using other testing sources, I think the only one on your list that can be fully tested out of is Criminal Justice.

Have you finished Sophia yet?

From TESU Psychology can be fully tested out of (besides capstone) it would just require using coopersmith or Excel in addition to study.com.

Criminal Justice can not be fully tested out. Study.com doesn't offer all the UL courses and there are a lot of specific courses.

General Management can also be fully tested out of with alt credit. (besides capstone).

So general management and psych are the only ones that you could do with all alt credit.


Those are all very different majors with different career choices. Maybe you should step back and figure out what your career goals and major is before you start working on a degree. Just because it can't be fully tested out of, if your goal is criminal justice, healthcare management or nursing then you should go with what aligns towards your career/needs/goals.


Also CLEPs only come in as lower level so cleps specifically you can only use for gen eds and electives.

If you want any bachelors degree then your quickest/easiest would be liberal studies. But you can't do as much with liberal studies. And then if you decide later you want to go back and study nursing or psych or criminal justice then you won't eligible for financial aid.

Also WGU has healthcare management if you had enough prior credit you could speed through that is in 6 months it would be fast and cheap. TESU has healthcare management but I don't think it can be tested out of.