Art and Criminal Justice CLEP/DANTE

[AbbyJoy]

Good Morning! I just found out yesterday that if I CLEP/DANTE out of 4 classes, I can start my BSOM pogram in the beginning of August! So, I have to take CISC100, PSYC101, a Creative Arts/Humanities, and a Social Science. I was thinking about doing Art of the Western World as my Creative Arts/Humanities and take Criminal Justice as my Social Science.
Has anyone taking these before? Are they easy? Or do you sugguest a better one? I just want to take the easiest so I can start my BSOM program.
Also! Is there study guides for these somewhere out there??

Thanks!!

Abby

[cookderosa]

Originally Posted by AbbyJoy

Good Morning! I just found out yesterday that if I CLEP/DANTE out of 4 classes, I can start my BSOM pogram in the beginning of August! So, I have to take CISC100, PSYC101, a Creative Arts/Humanities, and a Social Science. I was thinking about doing Art of the Western World as my Creative Arts/Humanities and take Criminal Justice as my Social Science.
Has anyone taking these before? Are they easy? Or do you sugguest a better one? I just want to take the easiest so I can start my BSOM program.
Also! Is there study guides for these somewhere out there??

Thanks!!

Abby

I took criminal justice about a month ago. It was really nice and easy. I used the DSST print out for my guide, and then only the sparksnotes. They are free online. I went through page by page and printed them off.
I have not taken art, so I can't say. Does your school accept Analyzing and Interpreting Literature for humanities? If so, that is BY FAR the easiest exam, and you'll walk away with 6 credits- perhaps the extra 3 left over can be used in your bachelor degree or as an elective.

[alora]

Where can I get the DSST print out and sparksnotes for the Criminal Justice exam?

[cookderosa]

Originally Posted by alora

Where can I get the DSST print out and sparksnotes for the Criminal Justice exam?

The DSST Program is the DSST site. PDF files are located there.


SparkNotes: Today's Most Popular Study Guides notice the free guides (they also have some for $ which are the same thing as far as I can tell) Printing from the free guides is a pain because you have to go into each section (you'll see what I mean) but not too bad. I think it took me about a half hour to get the whole thing printed. They want you to think "this is too much of a pain, I'll just pay the $6" so you decide.