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I was thinking it would be great to compile exam to course translations for the "Big 3".
More specifically, how a CLEP/DANTES/ECE/TECEP/PF test would transfer to COSC, Excelsior, and TESC. How many credit hours it counts for, which course it would correlate with, and whether it is considered Lower Level or Upper Level. This way we could look at how the exams break down into course structure. If someone has some helpful links, I will compile all information into the proper format for this forum. I think this would be a fantastic reference for new and existing students alike. This would be especially useful for anyone thinking about utilizing more than one degree while using most of the same credits. We could also reverse engineer this to show what exam options are available for each course. |
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I think that's a great idea. TESC's catalog (pdf download from website) has a list for the CLEP, DSST, and TCEPs. That should help!
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BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
ACC-421-TE Federal Income Taxation BUS-311-TE Business in Society BUS-421-TE Business Policy CIS-102-TE Introduction to Computer Information Systems CIS-311-TE Database Management FIN-301-TE Principles of Finance FIN-321-TE Security Analysis and Portfolio Management FIN-331-TE Financial Institutions and Markets FIN-334-TE International Finance LAW-201-TE Business Law MAN-301-TE Principles of Management MAN-311-TE Organizational Behavior* MAN-321-TE Labor Relations & Collective Bargaining* MAN-322-TE Advanced Labor Relations & Collective Bargaining* MAN-331-TE Human Resources Management MAR-301-TE Introduction to Marketing MAR-321-TE Marketing Communications MAR-322-TE Sales Management MAR-323-TE Advertising MAR-331-TE Marketing Channels MAR-411-TE Marketing Research MAR-425-TE Marketing Management Strategy OPM-301-TE Introduction to Operations Management COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SES-131-TE Word Processing Fundamentals ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ELE-211-TE DC Circuits ELE-212-TE AC Circuits ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENC-101-TE English Composition I ENC-102-TE English Composition II HUMANITIES
ART-166-TE Art History I ART-167-TE Art History II COM-210-TE Public Relations Thought & Practice ENG-201-TE Technical Writing FIL-160-TE Introduction to the History of Film JOU-110-TE Introduction to News Reporting LIT-320-TE Shakespeare I THA-101-TE Introduction to the Art of Theater HUMAN SERVICES COU-322-TE Counselor Training: Short-Term Client Systems FIT-211-TE Kinesiology HEA-301-TE Community Health HUS-101-TE Introduction to Human Services NATURAL SCIENCES/MATHEMATICS BIO-208-TE The Science of Nutrition BIO-211-TE Anatomy and Physiology (6 credits) COS-110-TE QBASIC COS-116-TE C Programming COS-117-TE BASIC COS-352-TE Operating Systems GEO-151-TE Physical Geology PHY-111-TE Physics I PHY-112-TE Physics II STA-201-TE Principles of Statistics SOCIAL SCIENCES
LAS-321-TE Labor Relations & Collective Bargaining* LAS-322-TE Advanced Labor Relations & Collective Bargaining* POS-101-TE Introduction to Political Science PSY-101-TE Introduction to Psychology PSY-211-TE Developmental Psychology PSY-270-TE Psychology of Women PSY-300-TE Thanatology: An Understanding of Death and Dying PSY-322-TE Research in Experimental Psychology PSY-331-TE Introduction to Counseling PSY-339-TE Behavior Modification Techniques in Counseling PSY-350-TE Abnormal Psychology PSY-352-TE Psychology of Personality PSY-361-TE Organizational Behavior* PSY-363-TE Industrial Psychology PSY-370-TE Introduction to Social Psychology SOC-210-TE Marriage and the Family SOC-315-TE Social Gerontology SOS-301-TE Alcohol Abuse: Fundamental Facts SOS-303-TE Substance Abuse: Fundamental Facts * These examinations may be classified as either a social sciences or business concentration, depending on your degree program requirements. All examinations are 3 credits except Anatomy and Physiology, which is 6.
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(Number of Credits) Passing Score
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACC-101/102-CE Financial Accounting (6) 50 COS-101-CE Information Systems and Computer Applications (3) 50 LAW-201-CE Introductory Business Law (3) 50 MAN-301-CE Principles of Management (3) 50 MAR-301-CE Principles of Marketing (3) 50 ENGLISH COMPOSITION ENC-101/102-CE English Composition with Essay (General) (6) 50 ENC-101/102-CE Freshman College Composition with Essay (6) 50 HUMANITIES FRE-101/102-CE French Language-Level 1 (6) 50 FRE-101/102-CE French Language-Level 2 (12) 62 201/202-CE GRM-101/102-CE German Language-Level 1 (6) 50 GRM-101/102-CE German Language-Level 2 (12) 63 201/202-CE HUM-101/102-CE Humanities (General) (6) 50 LIT-111/112-CE American Literature (6) 50 LIT-208/209-CE English Literature (6) 50 LIT-291/292-CE Analyzing and Interpreting Literature (6) 50 SPA-101/102-CE Spanish Language-Level 1 (6) 50 SPA-101/102-CE Spanish Language-Level 2 (12) 66 201/202-CE NATURAL SCIENCES/MATHEMATICS BIO-111/112-CE Biology (nonlab) (6) 50 CHE-111/112-CE Chemistry (nonlab) (6) 50 MAT-102/103-CE College Mathematics (General) (6) 50 MAT-121-CE College Algebra (3) 50 MAT-127-CE Pre-Calculus (3) 50 MAT-231-CE Calculus (3) 50 NAS-101/102-CE Natural Sciences (General) (6) 50 SOCIAL SCIENCES ECO-111-CE Principles of Macroeconomics (3) 50 ECO-112-CE Principles of Microeconomics (3) 50 HIS-101-CE Western Civilization I: Ancient Near East to 1648 (3) 50 HIS-102-CE Western Civilization II: 1648 to the Present (3) 50 HIS-113-CE History of the United States I: Early Colonizations to 1877 (3) 50 HIS-114-CE History of the United States II:1865 to the Present (3) 50 POS-110-CE American Government (3) 50 PSY-101-CE Introductory Psychology (3) 50 PSY-211-CE Human Growth and Development (3) 50 PSY-230-CE Introduction to Educational Psychology (3) 50 SOC-101-CE Introductory Sociology (3) 50 SOS-101/102-CE Social Sciences and History (General) (6) 50 Last edited by BMWGuinness : 12-16-2007 at 07:35 PM. |
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(Number of Credits) Passing Score
BUSINESS
ACC-101-DE Principles of Financial Accounting (3) 47BUS-101-DE Introduction to Business (3) 46 BUS-161-DE Business Mathematics (3) 48 CIS-301-DE Management Information Systems (3) 46 FIN-301-DE Principles of Finance (3) 46 FIN-332-DE Money and Banking (3)** 48 LAW-202-DE Business Law II (3) 44 MAN-201-DE Principles of Supervision (3) 46 MAN-311-DE Organizational Behavior (3)** 48 MAN-331-DE Human Resource Management (3) 46 FREE ELECTIVES BUE-101-DE Personal Finance (3) 46 EDU-102-DE Foundations of Education (3) 46 HUMAN SERVICES AOJ-101-DE Introduction to Law Enforcement (3) 45 AOJ-102-DE Criminal Justice (3) 49 COU-262-DE Fundamentals of Counseling (3) 45 HEA-103-DE Here’s to Your Health (3) 48 HUMANITIES ART-166-DE Art of the Western World (3) 48 ENG-201-DE Technical Writing (3) 46 PHI-286-DE Ethics in America (3) 46 REL-405-DE Introduction to World Religions (3) 48 NATURAL SCIENCES/MATHEMATICS AST-101-DE Astronomy (3) 48 COS-101-DE Introduction to Computing (3) 45 ENS-201-DE Environment and Humanity: The Race to Save the Planet (3) 46 GEO-151-DE Physical Geology (3) 46 MAT-115-DE Fundamentals of College Algebra (3) 47 NAS-131-DE Principles of Physical Science I (3) 47 STA-201-DE Principles of Statistics (3) 48 SOCIAL SCIENCES ANT-101-DE General Anthropology (3) 47 ECO-332-DE Money and Banking (3)** 48 GOG-120-DE Human/Cultural Geography (3) 48 HIS-222-DE Western Europe since 1945 (3) 45 HIS-252-DE The Civil War and Reconstruction (3) 47 HIS-309-DE An Introduction to the Modern Middle East (3) 47 HIS-351-DE A History of the Vietnam War (3) 44 HIS-386-DE Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union (3) 45 PSY-211-DE Lifespan Developmental Psychology (3) 46 PSY-361-DE Organizational Behavior (3)** 48 SOS-305-DE Drug and Alcohol Abuse (3) 49 The following DANTES examination is not administered at Thomas Edison State College. However, Thomas Edison State College will accept it for credit if it has been taken elsewhere. COM-209-DE Principles of Public Speaking (3) 47 ** This examination may be classified either as social sciences or business, depending on the student’s degree program. Last edited by BMWGuinness : 12-16-2007 at 07:43 PM. |
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Excelsior accepted CLEP/DANTES exams
CLEP Subject Examinations American Goverment 50 American Literature 50 Analyzing & Interpreting Literature 50 College Algebra-Trigonometry 50 Calculus with Elementary Functions 50 College Algebra 50 English Literature 50 Freshman College Composition 50 General Biology 50 General Chemistry 50 History of the United States I 50 History of the United States II 50 Human Growth and Development 50 Information Systems and Computer Applications 50 Introductory Business Law 50 Introductory Psychology 50 Introductory Sociology 50 Introduction to Educational Psychology 50 Principles of Macroeconomics 50 Principles of Management 50 Principles of Marketing 50 Principles of Microeconomics 50 Trigonometry 50 Western Civilization I -- Ancient Near East to 1648 50 Western Civilization II -- 1648 to the Present 50 CLEP Language Examinations French Language -- Two Semester 50 French Language -- Four Semester 62 German Language -- Two Semester 50 German Language -- Four Semester 63 Spanish Language -- Two Semester 50 Spanish Language -- Four Semester 63 CLEP General Examinations Social Sciences and History 50 Natural Sciences 50 Humanities 50 English Composition 50 College Mathematics 50 DSST Exam Program "A" Score "B" Score "C" Score Anthropology, General 55 50 47 Art of the Western World 56 51 48 Astronomy 55 50 48 Business Law II 54 48 44 Business Mathematics 53 49 48 Business, Introduction to 56 50 46 Civil War and Reconstruction 55 50 47 College Algebra, Fundamentals of 54 49 47 Computing, Introduction to 53 48 45 Counseling, Fundamentals of 52 47 45 Criminal Justice 56 52 49 Drug and Alcohol Abuse 53 51 49 Education, Foundations of 52 48 46 Environment and Humanity 54 50 46 Ethics in America 52 48 46 Finance, Principles of 56 50 46 Financial Accounting, Principles of 60 51 47 Here's to Your Health 54 50 48 Human Resource Management 55 50 46 Human/Cultural Geography 54 51 48 Law Enforcement, Introduction to 55 49 45 Lifespan Developmental Psychology 54 49 46 Management Information Systems 54 48 46 Modern Middle East, Intro to 55 49 47 Money and Banking 57 51 48 Organizational Behavior 54 50 48 Personal Finance 55 49 46 Physical Geology 57 50 46 Physical Science I, Principles of 55 50 47 Principles of Public Speaking 54 50 47 Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union 54 48 45 Statistics, Principles of 55 50 48 Supervision, Principles of 51 48 46 Technical Writing 53 48 46 Vietnam War, History of 53 47 44 Western Europe Since 1945 53 47 45 World Religions, Introduction to 55 50 48 |
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Bumping for anyone who needs TESC's exams they accept.
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To complete degree: October 2008 at TESC- Nutrition, American Cinema, Geology, and Children's Lit- 2.1 weeks to go!!! 108 credits, B.A. English, TESC Tests passed: A/I Lit-73, Mgmt-71, Amer Lit-73, Tech Writing-64, Criminal Justice-56, Here's to Your Health-65, Law Enforcement-60 She's here! Violet Lenore July 15, 2008 @ 12:10 am #2 due July 4, 2009 (uh oh!) |