TECEP Exams

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Thomas Edison State College Examination Program

Thomas Edison State College offers more than 50 examinations. These examinations, known as TECEP® tests, are specifically designed to permit students to demonstrate the college-level knowledge they have gained through work, personal interests, or independent study by taking a single examination.

Originally, the tests were only available to Thomas Edison State College students. TECEP® examinations can be proctored at any accredited college or university or public library. Students check with their college as to the acceptability for TECEP® credit at their home institutions. For more information you can visit http://www.tesc.edu/catalog/listalltecep.php 

Test Cost: $70 per credit for Thomas Edison Students or $140 per credit for Non-Thomas Edison Students
Most colleges charge a nonrefundable administration fee to proctor the exam.

English Composition

• English Composition I
• English Composition II

Humanities

• Art History I
• Art History II
• Public Relations Thought and Practice
• Technical Writing
• Introduction to the History of Film
• Introduction to News Reporting
• Shakespeare I
• Introduction to the Art of Theater

 Social Sciences

• Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining
• Advanced Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining
• Introduction to Political Science
• Developmental Psychology
• Psychology of Women
• Thanatology: An Understanding of Death and Dying
• Research in Experimental Psychology
• Introduction to Counseling
• Behavior Modification Techniques in Counseling
• Abnormal Psychology
• Psychology of Personality
• Organizational Behavior
• Industrial Psychology
• Introduction to Social Psychology
• Marriage and the Family
• Social Gerontology
• Alcohol Abuse: Fundamental Facts
• Substance Abuse: Fundamental Facts

Natural Sciences/Mathematics

• The Science of Nutrition
• Anatomy and Physiology
• QBASIC
• C Programming
• BASIC
• Operating Systems
• Physical Geology
• Physics I
• Physics II
• Principles of Statistics

 Business and Management

• Federal Income Taxation
• Business in Society
• Business Policy
• Introduction to Computer Information Systems
• Database Management
• Principles of Finance
• Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
• Financial Institutions and Markets
• International Finance
• Business Law
• Principles of Management
• Organizational Behavior
• Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining
• Advanced Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining
• Human Resources Management
• Introduction to Marketing
• Marketing Communications
• Sales Management
• Advertising
• Marketing Channels
• Marketing Research
• Marketing Management Strategy
• Introduction to Operations Management
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Computer Applications

• Word Processing Fundamentals

 Human Services

• Counselor Training: Short-Term Client Systems
• Kinesiology
• Community Health
• Introduction to Human Services