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Old 12-05-2007, 02:41 PM
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I passed the DSST Principles of Supervision today with a 64! Not much to say about this exam. If you take Principles of Management, then immediately follow up with this exam. There is much overlap and I found the exam to be relatively easy.
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Old 12-05-2007, 03:09 PM
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I passed the DSST Principles of Supervision today with a 64! Not much to say about this exam. If you take Principles of Management, then immediately follow up with this exam. There is much overlap and I found the exam to be relatively easy.

Well done blueyzz,

Your analysis is absolutely correct.

Keep up the excellent work,
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Old 12-05-2007, 08:40 PM
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Are either the POM or the POS upper level? I am awaiting my drgree eval from EXC right now looking to complete a Lib Arts Bach Science degree.
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Are either the POM or the POS upper level? I am awaiting my drgree eval from EXC right now looking to complete a Lib Arts Bach Science degree.
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No, they are both lower level exams.

They cover very basic "Principles" and, in most business degrees, serve as a foundation for later courses in the program which take the basic concepts a little deeper. In non-business degree programs, they serve as lower level elective credits.

Hope that helps....sorry I didn't bring better news for you,
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