One Step Closer
At the beginning of this semester, I had four requirements for graduation. First, three classes of 4000 level Psychology classes, as I'd finished the psychology sub-requirements over the summer and one historical perspectives course. Those of you who have been following along are wondering about that second one, aren't you? The Spanish 3 class I opted to take this semester is an elective . Honestly, the fourth class this semester was always planned to be an elective, something fun in my final semester. How will graduate without enrolling in a class that is required? Easy. All along, I had planned to take a CLEP exam. For just under $100.00 and three hours of reviewing material that was familiar to me, I took History of the United States II (1865 to present). My University, as suggested by the College Board and Educational Testing Services, grants 3 credits for American history to any student who scores 50 or better on this 90 minute, multiple choice exam. I scored a 58....