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What should I CLEP?

Hi everyone! I am currently almost getting out of the Army and I have been trying to knock out Pre-Reqs. I want to either go to Nursing School in Kansas City, KS or Kansas City, MO. What classes do you think I should CLEP? Like I stated before, I am in the Army and I can do CLEP classes for free. Thank you. :)

I got the study guide for Humanities from Amazon, and plan on taking that test on March 31st. I also bought a huge book for English...I really want to CLEP that as well.

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    I'd CLEP anything your school will accept. I loved them and did 4 or 5 I think. Good luck!

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    I would suggest that you take as many as you can, regardless or whether you think they will accept it or not. You won't know what they will or won't accept until after they evaluate your transcripts. Even if it doesn't fit any of the required courses you might be able to substitute them for electives.

    Good luck with school, and thank you for your service.

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    I would suggest that you take as many as you can, regardless or whether you think they will accept it or not. You won't know what they will or won't accept until after they evaluate your transcripts. Even if it doesn't fit any of the required courses you might be able to substitute them for electives.

    Good luck with school, and thank you for your service.

    Since they are free I guess it wouldn't hurt but all the schools I attended had posted guidelines of which CLEP exams and how many they would accept. It would be worth checking it out before spending the time and money on study guides, imo.

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