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Hello,
I just heard about the Dantes Intro to Computing and would like to take this test. Does anyone know if Excelsior college accepts taking this Dantes PLUS the CLEP intro to Computer? I already took the CLEP and before I waste my Sunday studying for this exam (before I can call Excelsior to find out) I thought, someone here might now. Hope you can help, Thanks, kckusek
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Passed in 2007 and DONE!!! :CLEP: 30 credits DANTES: 45 credits ECE: 19 credits NYU - German Proficiancy Test 16 credits Traditional Course work: 12 credits |
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Excelsior considers them duplicate credit. I think you can have both put on your transcript, if you like, but you can't use both to satisfy degree requirements. Also, Excelsior awards letter grades for the DSST exam, but the Clep exam is only pass/fail credit. Something to keep in mind if you need a GPA boost.
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I took both last month specifically on the (unsolicited) advice from my Excelsior counselor that they were NOT duplicate.
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Michael CLEP - ISCA 68, Sociology 72, Psych 73, A&I Lit 61, HG&D 65, Ed Psych 70, Marketing 72, Management 69, Macroeconomics 63, Microeconomics 67 DSST - Intro to Comp 66, MIS 61, Supervision 67, Counseling 58 - no study!, Personal Finance 67, Statistics 60, Criminal Justice 57, Ethics 58, Finance 63 (All A's at EC) COC - 2007 (Community College) - Acctg I&II 10c, Work/Study 4c, Intro to Research (Info Lit req) 1c, Society and Rock & Roll 3c, Fund of Music 3c, Guitar I & II - 4c, Bass Guitar I - 2c ECE - Ethics (A), HRM (B), Organizational Behavior (B) | CSU - Operations Mgmt. (A) | TECEP - Business Policy 80 (CR) Goal: Excelsior BSB, 120 down (awaiting conferral) |
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Hi Barcotta, THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!!! I checked on Monday morning with my advisor and got approval for the exam. Now I think I can meet my goal of being done in two weeks. kckusek
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Passed in 2007 and DONE!!! :CLEP: 30 credits DANTES: 45 credits ECE: 19 credits NYU - German Proficiancy Test 16 credits Traditional Course work: 12 credits |