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CLEP Helps Military Personnel Get A Degree Faster by Speedyprep
As a part of the United States Military you have a lot of options at hand for furthering your education. Earning you degree not only gives you skills that you will need during your military career, but also allows the transition from a soldier to a civilian much easier. It’s no secret that The Military lifestyle is not flexible. Therefore, getting your degree while you serve your country could be extremely hard without the right tools in place. Issues like books, tuition, housing and food aren’t as much of a worry for you because you get a lot of these items free of charge. However, one factor that discourages a lot of military personnel is the time that it may take to complete college level courses. CLEP, the College Level Examination Program, is a great way for the people in the military to further their education for free. CLEP tests are free for people in the military and allow them to start their degree sooner and finish it faster.
Whatever branch of the military you are in -Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corp, US Coast Guard, or any kind of reserve- you qualify to take CLEP exams for free. This also goes for civilian employees and spouses of participating Reserve Component and Coast Guard personnel. If you work for the Department of Defense, you may only be eligible for computer-based exams such as Principles of Macroeconomics, Principles of Microeconomics and Principles of Marketing.
CLEP exams are given in two different categories: general and subject. The general CLEP test covers a broad spectrum while subject CLEP test is more specific. Current military personnel have the option to take a CLEP exam through three venues. They may take a computer-based version of the CLEP exam at a testing center. Another option is to take a paper-based CLEP exam. The last option is to take a CLEP test at a registered Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support. Otherwise known as DANTES, this organization will pay the CLEP registration for members of the military. There are fourteen tests that are being administered through DANTES for CLEP at present. These include natural sciences, social sciences and college algebra.
CLEP is great for people in the military because it allows them to get an education faster and easier. The military is hectic and doesn’t allow their soldiers very much time for themselves. CLEP is trying to make their education a little easier. Going to college is a dream for everybody, not just for members of the United States military. Through organizations like DANTES, CLEP is something that can bring a college degree to even the busiest of our military’s personnel without ever entering a classroom.
If you have an interest in CLEP you can find out a lot more through DANTES. Military personnel must request a transcript for CLEP computer based exams by sending a military transcript order from. You must enclose a twenty-dollar check or money order for each transcript that you request and make it payable to DANTES Program. You can also pay by credit card.
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Being in the military doesn’t mean that you can’t get an education. CLEP and CLEP test is here to help you receive your degree faster and easier.
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