Testing out of a class

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I am starting an RN, BSN program in the fall of 2011 and I am able to try to test out of some class since I am now an LPN. The only problem is the school is charging me $50.00 to take the test (which I have no problems doing), but then they said I also have to pay a fee to the testing center they are getting the test from, which is another $30.00 and this will have to be paid directly to the testing center. I thought when you test out of a class, you pay the school and then with whatever money the school charges, they pay the testing centers. I feel like I may be being charged twice for the same thing? I may also be wrong, but I would love to hear others input on this.

The reality of higher education is that they can do what ever the heck they want, charge what they want, make up policies, etc, and you don't have a choice. I doubt they're telling you something wrong, you probably have to pay both times.

I'm sure you're correct...it was just strange, the woman told me it would be $40.00 for the test and then called a week later and said, the price went up to $50.00 (which I guess is understandable) and there was the other charge of $30.00. O'well, I guess it's better than having to take the class and pay for the semester.

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