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> many programs have, instead of the former, means to satisfy some portion of credit requirements without actually taking classes if you can demonstrate equival
by sysk 10y ago
> many programs have, instead of the former, means to satisfy some portion of credit requirements without actually taking classes if you can demonstrate equivalent knowledge gained elsewhere (e.g., credit-by-examination.)
Can you name some of those programs? I keep hearing about those but can't find them.
- NSAID 10y agoWisconsin's university system, for one. https://flex.wisconsin.edu/ https://flex.wisconsin.edu/
- dragonwriter 10y agoHere's a few: http://registrar.calpoly.edu/content/stu_info/credit_byexam http://registrar.calpoly.edu/content/stu_info/credit_byexam http://admissions.utah.edu/apply/special-credit/challenge-a-course-for-credit.php http://admissions.utah.edu/apply/special-credit/challenge-a-... https://registrar.ucdavis.edu/records/grades/credit-exam.cfm https://registrar.ucdavis.edu/records/grades/credit-exam.cfm Generally, you should check with the university you'd like to get a degree from to find out if they have such an option.