The Big 3: Unlimited CLEPs...
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- This is a video discussing the Big 3 colleges that accept all CLEP exams at the bass level. Links down below:
Link to Book: bit.ly/1yrdiploma
Excelsior College: www.excelsior.edu/
Thomas Edison: www.tesu.edu/i...
Charter Oak: www.charteroak...
Chart of degrees: www.free-clep-p...
I'm glad their are options for adults trying to finish their degree.
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I've watched quite a few of your videos and have enjoyed all of them! I'm currently taking one class at a time at a local college since I work a 55+ hour a week job. I think that the CLEP will help me tremendously. Thank you for your help!
So Thomas Edison State College is now called Thomas Edison State University, and from the research I’ve done it has the most to offer. Depending on the state and degree Excesior college degrees can have restrictions and may not be accepted at all. Charter Oak is mainly just offers general education degrees with a focus on certain things. So im going to be using Thomas Edison State University and would recommend it out of the three. Of course depending on what people are going for the other two may or may not be viable options.
Now the covid is happening are clep tests online?
That’s the school I’m going to try to transfer all my credit hours to. I agree!
It is always a treat listening to the old fear mongering that went on during the net neutrality bs, otherwise thanks for the info. BTW please let me know how you got away with not paying for the internet before net neutrality, i'm really curious. :{}
TESU now has a limit of up to 90 credits of credit by exam.
I am looking for testimonials from people who used CLEPs to test out of college. Could you email me, I'll send you a list of questions to answer? masonaksamit@yahoo.com
You have such an awesome demeanor and I really appreciate your positivity. I hope you’re still making videos (or at least doing something out love). Subscribing.
Have you seen a book by Arise D. Lockridge. He wrote a book Clep College. He did what you are talking about when he was 18.
Do Clep exams expire ? Or they’re good for school anytime ?
If you pass an exam you have 20 years before your score is invalid and you need to retake the exam
The CLEP School is their any requirements needed to take a Clep ?
No not that I'm aware of, you might need US citizenship or a green card but im not sure
@@oegesauto5619 There are no requirements to register for the exams. However not all colleges accept CLEP credit.
i have some college like back in the 90s am I able to transfer those credits ? and then do clep tests?
typically 20 years is the cut off, ask the college you want to go to if you can transfer every college is different
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How can I find where how many transfer credits a college can accept? I kinda want to test out every general ed just so I go straight into my junior year or my last two years of college.
call the college's admissions department. They can answer the questions. Certain colleges accept more credits than others.
Just like he stated in the video, most colleges accept 30 credits of CLEP, but TESU and a few others will accept tons of CLEP and other transfers.
Question, how do i get all the courses i will need for the bachelors degree i want to complete before i enroll into a college? i do not want to take a Clep test if i do not have to or need the credit for the particular degree i'm after. also i know i will need to take general study courses as well or maybe that is what CLEP exams are and not courses pertaining to the actual degree courses you will need? sorry new to this and i have a lot of questions. thanks
So ask your school for a list of required courses and how to compare them to which CLEP exams you can use to transfer. Once you have all of the ones you can take, take them. directed at passing certain parts of your degree.
CLEP is for Gen Ed courses, DSST is for more focused classes on particular subjects.
The CLEP School so to be clear, you will need to complete Clep exams for gen ED, then jump into DSST exams in order to get more degree specific courses ?
You got it!
I enjoy your videos and you have some great insights. Question please: Have you seen Arise Daniel Lockridge's Clep College E-book or UA-cam videos? Is it similar to your program? Would you recommend it in addition to yours? He is 18 years old and seems to have similar ideas as yours to same money on a Bachelor's Degree. Good minds seem to think alike I am told.
So can I major in cyber security and still get credits from transfer and clep exams?
And can I have a whole list of subjects that you recommend to take that takes up 2 or 3 years of college. I’m a bit lost on how many tests I should take and I’m also doing one semester of college and studying for other exams.
@@Leanne_is_not_okay Find out your degree plan first. Look on your college website and see what courses they expect you to take. I know TESU has a cyber S. program. You can get at least the first 2 years (maybe more) of general credits from CLEP and any other college that is ACE accredited or accepted to TESU that will transfer. I have two sons that transferred all their credits into TESU except for 2 mandatory courses that have to be taken (Lifelong Learning {Orientation} and the Capstone) for a business degree. Business seems to be the easiest one to get all the available credits from other sources.
Yes, Will said it perfectly. I am looking for testimonials from people who used CLEPs/DSSTs to test out of college. Could you email me? I'll send you a list of questions to answer. masonaksamit@yahoo.com oneyeardiploma.com
So for someone with no college experience, would I take and pass clep exams first before applying for admission to one of the big 3?
Either or, whatever you feel is easiest for you.
Your videos are pretty cool. I just got your book on Amazon. I have some questions about specific situations that myself and others may be in. Do you have an email that I could possibly reach out to you with? I think it could perhaps be beneficial to the both of us. Or maybe just to me Haha. Either way thanks for the info.
Yes, if you can go to the "about" section on my channel, you click the link to send me an email! :)
Did you take CLEP exams for English? If so, which one(s)?
Yes i took College Comp modular and also both literature exams. I am looking for testimonials from people who used CLEPs/DSSTs to test out of college. Could you email me? I'll send you a list of questions to answer. masonaksamit@yahoo.com oneyeardiploma.com
Hi, how do we exactly get started? I’m navigating the TESU website and it says tuition is $2900? Does that mean for credit by exam students as well?? And how do we even get into the credit by exam program
Pick a degree from TESU, and then try to follow that plan as closely as possible using CLEP/Modernstates (which will pay for CLEP exams if you study using their website). Also, there is a place called Sophia which offers courses very reasonably priced, and Saylor which can be a bear with tons of reading- but has only a fee of $25 to proctor exams through ACE. I would suggest taking several practice exams @ Saylor before attempting the final proctored exam. Then join TESU and pull all your credits from other places together. PS The tuition runs a little higher, but that is not the per credit price. Also, sign up for one of their free speak to a rep. online calls (they have them often). The lady we had was wonderful!! She even gave her phone # and email if he had other questions. Also, you can call TE and speak with people too?? I only found that out after we registered this week. I hope to only have to take the 2 required courses from TESU (Lifelong learning and the Capstone.)
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Exactly it is not a plan that the school has. You have to build your own plan. If you would like guidance, I offer coaching. You can sign up for a slot on my website. I am looking for testimonials from people who used CLEPs/DSSTs to test out of college. Could you email me? I'll send you a list of questions to answer. masonaksamit@yahoo.com oneyeardiploma.com
I have two questions that may be stupid or common knowledge but would be very helpful to me!
1. Can I take a CLEP test and have it sent to college A. And then transfer colleges and the CLEP be on the Transcript I send to college B? Or have college A send it to college B without paying the $20 fee?
2. If I get an associates degree using only CLEP from a school will other schools accept the associates degree or only the, credit hours that they would normally accept of CLEP exams?
1. I actually think no... because you have to use transfer credit from the original source... The reason I say this is because I used Straighterline courses and those still had to be transferred. However, ask College B's policies on the topic because they might be available for you anyway. I would just assume that they wouldn't be.
2. So I know the Big 3 will accept all CLEPs so if you did ultimately get an associates degree those would work. The only issue that arises, is that if you are looking to continue on to your bachelor's I don't think that the associate's degree is transferable. IE, the credits are what is transferable not the degree...
Correct me if I'm wrong but it seems more as if you are confused about where to do your degree and you are unsure of where to do them. If you are unsure. Do as many CLEPs, DSSTs, etc. as you feel you can and then find a college around them. That might help a bit. Also don't feel like your questions are stupid. CLEP is a very unknown topic, and nobody would ever judge you for not knowing enough details about it! x
The CLEP School thanks so very much! Degrees from Exelsior college have limitations such as they aren’t excepted for nurses in some states such as California. And there are limitations in other states. I don’t think that Thomas Edison University carries the same limitations?
Oh! I did not know that, shame on me man! Have a happy new year!
The CLEP School to you too! Here’s to me getting my degree this year!
Hell yeah dude!:)
How many exams have you done in a month? The most? I was planning to knock out 2 to 3 in December and it didn't happen. But I am planning to make it up in January 2018.
So, my best month I knocked out 5; However, I took College Algebra, College Mathematics and Precalc on the same day (they are all pretty much the same test). The best way to try and get it done, is to go back and forth between subjects you do and don't like... (so if you like history and hate social sciences, go (U.S history 1, sociology, u.s History 2, psychology) that way you get to vary between subjects and you don't feel stressed! :) I think you can easily get it in January! Have no fear! :)
The CLEP School Rockstar- for getting 5 knocked out!
Hi Lavender, did you end up getting your degree? And I’m currently just starting and I’m a bit confused as to how to get started.