Where do I include credit by examination on graduate school applications?

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wdmc asked:


Most graduate school applications have a section for colleges attended and the number of credits earned there. I’ve only attended one college, but I had 30 credit hours by exam. Should I just add these to the hours I earned in college, or just not include them?

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    One Response to “Where do I include credit by examination on graduate school applications?”

    1. Cochise Says:
      November 23rd, 2009 at 5:19 am

      For them to the college that gave you credit for them to the college that gave you.
      The college that gave you credit for them to the college that gave you credit for them to.
      The college that gave you credit for them to the college that gave you credit for them to the college that gave you credit for them to the college that gave you credit for.