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[micki]

Thanks anar579!! That's what I thought but was hoping someone would have a magic number or something!!

[Nytwolf]

I'm wondering whether or not the code is the social security number. I put mine in and it didn't accept it, but it seemed to be the right number of digits. When I tried a number that was shorter than 9 digits the site didn't "think about it" it just gave the error of needing a valid code. If I tried 9 digits it would process before telling me no.

Just a thought.

[anar579]

Originally Posted by Nytwolf

I'm wondering whether or not the code is the social security number. I put mine in and it didn't accept it, but it seemed to be the right number of digits. When I tried a number that was shorter than 9 digits the site didn't "think about it" it just gave the error of needing a valid code. If I tried 9 digits it would process before telling me no.

Just a thought.

Here's an explanation of what the activation key code is: http://www.petersons.com/airforce/te....asp?sponsor=8

[Nytwolf]

I'll just use my old base to get a code. I never used it when I was in the AF, so I feel I'll only be using what little I need to finish and not feel bad that I'm currently not active duty.

[anar579]

Originally Posted by Nytwolf

I'll just use my old base to get a code. I never used it when I was in the AF, so I feel I'll only be using what little I need to finish and not feel bad that I'm currently not active duty.

That's great! I hope you are granted access. Those in the military should take advantage of this free service.

I googled and found Peterson's offers these practice exams to the public, but at $19.95 per subject!
http://www.petersons.com/testprep/cl...clep&sponsor=1

[Phoenix]

As a military dependent, is there anyone I can contact that can provide the activation code?