The College Level Examination Program (CLEP) can be the college student’s best friend. It can save the expense, the time, and a lot of the frustration of taking courses with that the student is entirely familiar, whether through previous study or experience. CLEP exams are offered in 34 categories and touch upon many subject areas. … Read more
1. Which of the following lists names three types of strategies companies might employ to distinguish themselves from their competition? Differentiation, cost leadership, focus Product modeling, benchmarking, contingency planning Product modeling, focus, benchmarking Differentiation, cost leadership, contingency planning Product modeling, focus, differentiation 2. Through which of the following did Adam Smith argue productivity could be … Read more
The last time you took a US History course may have been early on in your high school career. As such, the idea of having to take the same class again may come as a bit of a surprise! However, once you enter college, a big part of your educational experience will involve taking required … Read more
While the name may sound abstract, Social Sciences and History cover much of the same subjects you learned about in high school—which is why the possibility of having to take this class for your first year of college may come as a surprise. Whether you’re an aspiring history major or just trying to knock out … Read more
The last time you took a course in the Natural Sciences was probably as far back as early high school, yet here it is showing up as part of your core education for your degree program. Now that you finally have the chance to pursue your degree and take courses that really interest you, the … Read more
Almost everyone took some sort of Economics class back in high school. However, if you’re planning on attending college, you may find yourself having to take the class all over again! First-year students may be expected to take Principles of Microeconomics, among others. This class could be part of your general education requirements, or part … Read more
If you plan on majoring in business management, you’ll have to take a large assortment of courses to ensure you have thorough knowledge of this complex field. However, you may not feel you need to take every course required for your degree program. Principles of Management, for instance, is a common first-year course meant to … Read more
If you’re planning on majoring in Psychology in college, you’re probably well-versed in the subject’s basics. That’s why, for some, the idea of taking a first-year Introductory Psychology course can be dissatisfying. If you’re already deeply familiar with the material an Introductory Psychology course has to offer and chafe at the idea of taking it, … Read more
Now that you’re in college, the courses you come across may be a bit more abstract than what you typically studied in high school. For instance, a common first-year course is Humanities, the study of art in all of its forms. Part of the goals of any college is to turn its student body into … Read more
No one should have to force themselves to take an uninteresting course. Whether you already know the materials or simply don’t care for the subject, there are resources at your disposal to get out of taking certain classes. One such class is Human Growth and Development, a common first-year course taken either as an elective, … Read more
After the long stretches of class time you spent in high school and possibly community college learning about the writing process, you may be less than thrilled at the idea of taking another course teaching the ins and outs of writing. For many college students, a College Composition course is a common and mandatory part … Read more
Now that you’ve graduated high school and entered college, your world is full of possibilities and academic challenges. However, you may be surprised to learn you’ll have to take some of the same courses you took early on in high school, such as Rhetoric and Biology. What’s the deal? Shouldn’t you be done with these … Read more
The first year of college is always an exciting time. You’re gaining a sense of independence you’ve never had before, are being plunged into a new environment, and have the opportunity to meet and befriend new people from all walks of life. This experience will ultimately prove to be nothing like high school—in most regards. … Read more
There’s no doubt you encounter American Literature in its many forms throughout your high school career. Its prevalence in university courses should serve as no surprise as a result. While you’re effectively moving on to a new chapter in your life by starting college, the experience won’t be entirely different from what you encountered in … Read more
Once you start college, you may find you suddenly have a lot on your plate. It’s true the environment greatly differs from high school. However, much like high school and below, there are a number of required courses you’ll have to complete to graduate—such as American Government. However, there’s a way to skip taking the … Read more
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What if there was a secret weapon that allowed you to cut a year or more out of the time it takes to get your college degree, while making your college experience more enjoyable, plus saving you potentially thousands of dollars in the process? Would you be interested? Of course you would; who wouldn’t be? … Read more