Achieve Prep Courses

This 5-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, American Government course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• US Government Background 
• Political Parties & Congress
• Congress Rules & Operations
• The Presidency, Bureaucracy, and the Media
• Federal Courts, Civil Rights, and Public Opinion

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 7-week course prepares you to take the DSST exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, Art of the Western World course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Introduction to Art and the Art of the Ancient World
• Art of the Roman and the Middle Ages
• Renaissance Art
• Baroque to Neoclassical Art
• Romanticism to Post Impressionism Art
• Twentieth Century Art

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 8-week course offers the tools to find a job faster, where you will learn and practice techniques to find the best jobs, write a memorable cover letter, update your resume, and prepare for the challenges of the job search process. This is taught by a human resource professional.

This course includes a combination of live Zoom lessons and independent study lessons which cover the following topics:

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• The Job Posting and Application
• Cover Letters, Resumes, and References 
• Interviewing and the Post-interview 
• Networking and the Career Portfolio
• Independent study: The Short Story Technique, Preparing to Speak, It's Your Turn to Hire 

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.  After taking this class you will be better prepared for the challenges of the job search process.

This 10-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exam in which you can earn 6 credits, typically presented in a one semester, Chemistry course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Dimensional Analysis
• Atomic Theory
• Chemical Bonding
• Nuclear Chemistry
• Stoichiometry
• Equilibrium
• Acid Base Reactions
• States of Matter
• Thermodynamics
• Kinetics

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

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This 10-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, College Algebra course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Linear Functions
• Inequalities and Quadratics and Complex Numbers
• Higher Degree Polynomials
• Rational Functions and functions
• Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
• Absolute Value Functions
• Binomial Theorem
• Sequences and Series

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 8-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exams in which you can earn 6 credits, typically presented in two semesters of first year college composition courses. There are two versions of this exam: 1) multiple-choice or 2) written essays (Modular).

The course covers the following topics:

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• The Fundamentals
• Building Sentences
• Thinking Rhetorically
• Paragraph Development
• Argumentation
• Synthesizing Sources
• Revising and Editing

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 8-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exams in which you can earn 6 credits, typically presented in two semesters of first year college composition courses. There are two versions of this exam: 1) multiple-choice or 2) written essays (Modular).

The course covers the following topics:

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• The Fundamentals
• Building Sentences
• Thinking Rhetorically
• Paragraph Development
• Argumentation
• Synthesizing Sources
• Revising and Editing

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

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This 10-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, College Mathematics course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Numbers
• Algebra and Functions
• Financial Math
• Geometry
• Counting and Probability
• Data Analysis and Statistics
• Logic and Sets

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 10-week course provides an overview of material from the ATDH exam, which is necessary to provide insight into candidate qualifications as they relate to core program requirements and to assess an applicant’s potential for success in dental hygiene programs.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Reading Comprehension
• English and Language usage
• Math Preparation
• Science
• General Chemistry
• Perceptual ability

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This course does not replace the dental hygiene entrance exam, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

Elevate Your Nursing Career with ESL Health Sessions

Are you seeking to propel your career in the healthcare sector? Are you determined to enhance your English language proficiency to deliver top-tier patient care? Look no further than our ESL Health Sessions, meticulously crafted to cater to the distinct requirements of healthcare professionals like you. These ESL Health sessions include:
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• Customized Curriculum
• Interactive Learning
• Flexible Enrollment
• Confidence Building
  

This 5-week course prepares you to take the DSST exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, Ethics in America course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Morality and Ethics
• Greek, Consequentialist, Religious Views
• Philosophy, Life, War
• Economy, Justice, Human Rights
• Relationships, Medicine, Environment

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

*All customers who register in any Math related course (College Mathematics, College Algebra, Chemistry, NEEP, Statistics) need to take the Math Pre test. If the customer does not pass the test, then we offer Fundamentals of Math to add to the list of courses they will purchase.

This 6-week refresher course reviews the fundamental skills needed to prepare for Mathematics courses at Achieve. The material taught in this course is a review of skills typically taught in K-12. 

The course covers the following topics, and are not limited to:

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• Overcoming Math Anxiety
• Operations with Real Numbers
• Fractions, Decimals, and Percentages
• Beginning and Intermediate Algebra
• Geometry
• Data Analysis, Statistics, and Logic

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Upon completion of this course you will be ready for Mathematics courses at Achieve.  There is no exam associated with this course and therefore no earned credit should be expected.

This 10-week course provides an overview of material from the HESI (RN) exit exam, which is a comprehensive assessment used by nursing programs to evaluate students' readiness for graduation and licensure as registered nurses (RNs). It requires that you understand the basic principles of nursing and apply this to different elements of patient safety management. 

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Our review course will include practice questions and an overview of the topics covered on the exam which includes:

• Management of care
• Safety and infection control
• Health promotion and maintenance
• Psychosocial integrity
• Basic care and comfort
• Pharmacological and parenteral therapies
• Reduction of risk potential
• Physiological adaptation

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This course does not replace the HESI (RN) exit exam, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

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This 10-week course provides an overview of material from the HESI Mobility Challenge exam, which is an assessment designed for licensed practical nurses (LPNs) or licensed vocational nurses (LVNs) who wish to advance their nursing education by transitioning to a registered nurse (RN) program. It requires that you understand the basic principles of nursing and apply this to different elements of patient safety management.

Our review course will include practice questions and an overview of the topics covered on the exam which includes:

• Coordinated care
• Safety and Infection Control
• Health promotion and maintenance
• Psychosocial integrity
• Basic care and comfort
• Pharmacological therapies
• Reduction of risk potential
• Physiological adaptation

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This course does not replace the HESI Mobility Challenge exam, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 8-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, History of the United States I course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Early Americans & First Explorations
• Early Settlements and Colonial Life
• Road to Independence and The American Revolution
• Foundations of a Nation
• The Era of Good Feelings and Jacksonian Democracy
• Antebellum Culture and the Events Leading to the Civil War
• The Missouri Compromise to The Emancipation Proclamation
• Civil War Part II Through Reconstruction

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 5-week course prepares you to take the CLEP or DSST exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, Developmental Psychology course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Theories and Lifespan Development
• Earliest Stages of Development
• Early Childhood to Adolescence
• Early to Late Adulthood
• Death, Disorders, and Research

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 8-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, Humanities course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Overview of the Arts
• Visual Arts: Painting, Sculpture, & Architecture some text
  • Stonehenge to Cathedrals
  • Da Vinci to De Goya
  • Van Gogh to Picasso
• Performance Arts: Film, Theatre, Drama, Music, & Dance some text
  • Aristotle to Beethoven
  • Tchaikovsky to The Godfather
• Literature: Poetry, Prose, Philosophy Don Quixote to The Beatniks

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 5-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, Introduction to Psychology course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Definitions and Goals of Psychology
• Perception, Consciousness and Intelligence
• Learning, Motivation, and Emotion
• Theories of Human Development 
• Psychological Disorders and Social Psychology

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 5-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, Introductory Sociology course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Sociological Theories and Perspectives
• Social Foundations
• Differentiation and Inequality
• Social Institutions and Human Ecology
• Societal Perspectives

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 8/10-week course provides an overview of material from Kaplan, TEAS VII, HESI A2 and PAX-RN nursing entrance exams, which is necessary to assess students’ academic preparedness, predict success in nursing school, inform curriculum development, and fulfill regulatory requirements. Below are the detailed course lengths depending on the exam:

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• 8 weeks in length for Kaplan examinees
• 10 weeks for TEAS VII examinees
• 11 weeks for HESI-A2 and PAX-RN examines (1 week self-study)

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The course covers the following topics:

• Reading comprehension
• English and Language usage
• Math Preparation
• Sciences
  • Science Parts 1 & 2
  • Science Part 3 - (Drug Calculation - only KAPLAN & ATDH)
  • Science Part 4A & 4B -  only TEAS, HESI, and PAX
  • Science Part 5 - only HESI and PAX (Self Study - No live session)

This course does not replace the Nursing entrance exam, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 6-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, Macroeconomics course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Basic Economic Concepts
• Measure of Economic Performance
• National Income and Price Determination
• Financial Sector
• Inflation, Unemployment, and Stabilization Policies
• Economic Growth, Productivity, and Open Economy

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 7-week course prepares you to take the CLEP exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, Microeconomics course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Basic Economic concepts
• The Nature and Functions of Product Markets
• Factor markets
• Market Failure and the Role of Government

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 6-week course is part one of a two-part course,  both of which are needed to master the CLEP Spanish Language Examination. It prepares you to take the CLEP exam in which you can earn 6-12 credits for mastery of Level 1 content (Spanish 1) or of both Levels 1 and 2 (Spanish 1 and 2), typically presented in one to two years of college Spanish language course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Vocabulary: Everyday words and phrases used in various contexts.
• Grammar: Verb conjugations, tenses, moods, articles, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, and sentence structure.
• Listening Comprehension: Understanding spoken Spanish in different contexts
• Reading Comprehension: Understanding written Spanish in various forms

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

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This 5-week course prepares you to take the DSST exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, Principles of Public Speaking course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Principles of Public Speaking
• Speech Delivery
• Speech Structure, Organization, and Development  
• Research, Language, and Listening

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 9-week course prepares you to take the DSST exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, Statistics course. The course covers the following topics:

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• Overview of Statistics
• Summarizing, Organizing, and Describing Data  
• Basic Probability Theory
• Probability Distributions
• Sampling
• Statistical Estimation
• Hypothesis Testing
• Regression and Correlation

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.

This 5-week course prepares you to take the DSST exam in which you can earn 3 credits, typically presented in a one semester, World Religions course.

The course covers the following topics:

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• Introduction and Indigenous Religions
• Hinduism and Buddhism
• Asian Religions and Judaism
• Christianity and Islam
• Religious Movements

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This course is not the actual college course, nor is it intended to deliver occupational skills.