03-22-2018, 10:29 AM
1. CLEP credits are good for 20 years. You can transfer them in and be good to go.
2. The ethics course lets you take the exam as many times as you need to. I do suggest reading at least the first two or three sections to get the gist of what they're talking about. Most of it is just common sense, though. I could not focus on the sections past the first couple (because I'm not interested either), took the test anyway, and passed with a 72% on the first try. But there is some stuff about things like "Section 3.1 of the code of ethics says you should...". Just make sure to read each question thoroughly and you can usually eliminate at least two of the answers right off the bat.
2. The ethics course lets you take the exam as many times as you need to. I do suggest reading at least the first two or three sections to get the gist of what they're talking about. Most of it is just common sense, though. I could not focus on the sections past the first couple (because I'm not interested either), took the test anyway, and passed with a 72% on the first try. But there is some stuff about things like "Section 3.1 of the code of ethics says you should...". Just make sure to read each question thoroughly and you can usually eliminate at least two of the answers right off the bat.
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