You Can Earn College Credits Cheaper and Faster On Your Own

Find Out How to Take Advantage of these Legitimate and Recognized but Little-Known Programs

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You Can Earn College Credits Cheaper and Faster On Your Own

What You Will Learn!

  • Formulate a strategy to make the most of your time and your money through smart test-taking, by understanding when (and when not) to successfully incorporate them into your path to a college degree.
  • Decide exactly which tests are relevant to your degree program, when and where the tests are offered, how much they cost, and how to study effectively for them in order to pass.
  • Take the necessary steps to transform your prior learning and life experiences into valid and recognized college credits through testing.

Description

Get credit for what you already know! If you are in school, you owe it to yourself to learn about these programs. These tests have been around for a long time (since WW II, in fact!) and they were specifically designed to help students demonstrate what they have learned independently so as to get college credit for it. You can take advantage of these programs and earn credits cheaper and faster!

Find out how credit-by-examination programs can help you earn college credits in less time and with less money, and create your own strategy for the most effective ways to study and pass your tests.

  • You can earn credit by examination!
  • Find out about CLEP, DSST, and other testing programs.
  • Discover alternative methods of earning credit.
  • Beware of the dangers of unaccredited programs and schools.
  • Learn how to develop an effective testing strategy.
  • Plan to study for, take, and successfully pass the tests.
  • Get valuable tips to help you overcome test anxiety.
  • Gain confidence in your ability to get through school and earn your degree!

If you’re an undergraduate looking for a cheaper, faster, and more flexible way through school, or a student looking to “jump start” your college career by getting some of the basic, required subjects out of the way, then this course is for you!

If credit-by-examination is completely new to you, then you are not alone. Even in spite of many years in student services, it was only after I became a proctor for CLEP and DSST tests fairly recently that I discovered how useful these programs can be. Both programs have been around for over half a century, both are widely recognized and respected by colleges and universities, but apparently they still remain a well-kept secret in the academic world.

After about eight years as a teacher and a tutor in a homeless shelter, I formed a non-profit organization to equip working adults with the resources, strategies, and tools they need to achieve their educational goals. I am convinced that credit-by-examination may be one of the most powerful tools available to help non-traditional students get their degrees.

Non-traditional or not, if you are a student, then you too can benefit from this course. There are no prerequisites and anyone can learn these “secrets.” In fact, you will hear in the lectures about high school students who are taking advantage of these same programs right now. All it takes is a desire to learn. I hope you’ll take the next step to discover how you too can earn college credits towards your degree in less time and with less money.

Who Should Attend!

  • Any student in an undergraduate degree program seeking a cheaper, faster, and more flexible route to earning college credits
  • A new student looking to “jump start” his or her college career by getting some of the basic, required subjects out of the way quickly and cheaply
  • A potential student needing a “shot in the arm” to convince him or her that taking and passing a college-level course is well within reach
  • Anyone who is completely petrified or overwhelmed with anxiety at the very thought of test-taking, or anyone not committed to doing a reasonable amount of independent studying to prepare for tests, should probably not take this course.

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Lectures

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