How would you answer this HR question?

How would you answer this HR question if you completed most of the credits for a BS with CLEPs?

Education:
Did you participate in any online courses?
If so, what % of those courses was online? (appx.)
Which courses were online?

For my BS, I only really took two online classes -
Intro to Astronomy from Indiana University and Government from Florida State COllege

All the others were transfers from B&M schools or CLEPs. So, would the answer be 2?

 

Clarification - they were from B&M schools where I sat in class.

 

yep, 2
they don't ask people how many credits they received through AP exams, yet it is very common for advanced students to take a few AP courses in high school and receive college credit

 

I'd say 2 out of *whatever*. With CLEP and DANTES being available to practically everyone, it's not like you took advantage of some on-line learning process only available over the internet.

 

I agree with james and dlc.

 

Yup, what DLC and Jesse James said. j/k.

Abner

 

No, it is a question from an interview form. This is just a curious question.

 

An interview form for an organization with an anti-DL bias, it seems.

 

I wonder how many many interviews or job applications would actually bring up that question. I would guess that it would come up almost every time in an interview for an academic job. My DL doctorate will be from a B&M school and there will be no indication on transcripts that it was earned 50% DL. However, I'll bet that any academic job I apply for will have that question somewhere in the process.

 

"withdrew application"

Phillip

 

Or the flip side, an organization that uses a lot of DL or computer based training, and wants to see if the applicant is comfortable with them.

 

Thank you, I didn't think of that. I would be more inclined ask the candidate for examples of successful use of DL and online learning, rather than listing numbers of courses and % of content. "Give me an example of when learned something useful on your own. What problems did you solve? How did you apply what you learned?"

Phillip