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Question for Excelsior students...

I need 3.0 more credits for the humanities section; and this is what Excelsior states, "6.0 required semester hours must be earned in a humanities subject area other than composition such as: art, music, literature, philosophy, foreign languages, religion, ethics, theatre, or speech."

So my question is can I take the CLEP exam under the title of just "Humanities?"

or does it have to be one of the areas listed above?

Thanks, Lisa

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    Hi Lisa

    I am currently doing my CLEP exams for Excelsior as well.I was told by them (and also received an email) that we can CLEP the Humanities exam which is worth 6 credits.I plan to take this exam next.I hope this helps.:sstrs: Best of luck to you!

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    Hi Lisa

    I am currently doing my CLEP exams for Excelsior as well.I was told by them (and also received an email) that we can CLEP the Humanities exam which is worth 6 credits.I plan to take this exam next.I hope this helps.:sstrs: Best of luck to you!

    what is clep and how do you do it?

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    I also needed only 3 credits for Humanities, so I took DSST (Dantes) Ethics in America. I looked at CLEP Humanities (which is 6 credits) and decided that it requires way too much work that I want to invest in this subject. Call EC, talk to them. Look at what is available. I believe you can search for classes/exams that fits your degree and then choose what to do.

    Anyhow, I'd suggest to ask for approval from EC first.

    Good Luck!

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