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Use credit for prior learning (like CLEP and DSST).
And someone who cheated in an online class would still have to pass the highly moderated AP or CLEP test, he said.
CLEP also provides educational training sessions for DDD employees and staff at developmental centers on community living and the transition process.
Colleges also use CLEP exams to award credit and therefore require similar validity evidence.
Exmiembro del CLEP, Alvarado abunda: "Por primera vez en muchos anos las autoridades entregaron las instalaciones (para el paro) sin oponer resistencia.
In addition to using credit for military training, Servicemembers can earn more college credit by passing a CLEP or DSST exam.
College Center: Study for the GRE, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, CLEP, and other exams with this learning center designed for college students pursuing higher degrees.
If a student was able to transfer some credit earned by completing MOOCs, this would decrease the student's total cost to complete a degree, certificate or credential similar to students who are able to apply transfer credit from Advanced Placement or CLEP exams.
Susanuah Zweighaft, LEED[R] AP, PLDA, CLEP, LC directs AKF's lighting studio and has over 30 years of lighting design experience on over 750 projects.
Typically, one out of every three service members that graduate from DLIFLC, whether they are from the Army, Air Force, Navy or Marines, meets the DLIFLC foreign language AA degree requirements--either with prior college, a CLEP or DANTES test, or an extra college class while attending the institute.
The smallest group were those who "challenged" the course by taking the CLEP (College Level Examination Program) exam, a multiple choice test sometimes including a writing sample.
So are the College Board's CLEP exams, which are geared toward adults.
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