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Has anyone here taken a CLEP test online? What was your experience? I've read other posts about how the proctor is distracting or they got disqualified for resting their hand on their chin, etc. Also wondering if you really have to cover everything in the room and if my husband's computer monitors on the other side of the room will be an issue. The nearest test center is 1.5 hours away so debating if I should just make the drive or do online.

For anyone that has been to the new Dawson Med office in Leland, what was your experience?

Has anyone taken HIS 111 with Professor Glass or had him for any other classes online? Debating whether I should take his 12 week class or professor Sorensen's 16 week class.

I am scheduled to take Art survey history 1 and world civilizations 1. Do these courses have a heavy workload? Trying to decide if I should just take 1 class a semester since I work 40 hours a week. I took general biology 1 over the summer as a 4 week course, I passed with a B but it was rough.

I am scheduled to take ART 114 with professor Duff and HIS 111 with professor Sorensen. Do these courses have a heavy workload? Trying to decide if I should just take 1 class a semester since I work 40 hours a week. I took BIO 111 over the summer as a 4 week course, I passed with a B but it was rough.

Has anyone been through the online History BA at Fayetteville state university? What was your experience?

For anyone who has been through the online History program, was your experience good? I've read through other threads about programs being cut, is history one of them?

For all the full time workers out there, would you recommend or have you successfully been able to complete 3 community college courses in 1 semester?

Does UNCW offer any history classes online?

For those who majored in history and are still in Wilmington, what are you doing for work?

I'm looking to transfer after I complete my associates and I will be leaving my full time job to do so. Does UNCW offer any scholarships that cover a significant amount of tuition? I can't avoid loans but trying to minimize the amount I borrow.

I will be completing my associates in arts next year and hopefully attending uncw fall 2027. Any thoughts/ advice regarding the history program, transferring to UNCW, or just the school in general?

I am considering going back to school in person to finish my bachelor's in history with a minor in English. I already have an associates so I would be transferring in. I currently work full time and im wanting to leave and get a part time job while in school. My partner has agreed as long as all my expenses are covered by me. I am still eligible to be on my parents insurance as I'm under 26. Also my first year would be mostly covered by financial aid and scholarships so I'd only have to worry about the second year which would cost around $7500 which is fine. My goal is to work in a library as an associate or assistant when im finished which would be more than my current job.