I have searched for threads on study materials for the Principles of Finance exam but did not see any. Besides the flash cards, are there any good books needed for success on this exam?

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Well I am now only need 30 UL credits to graduate from TESC with a BA. Can anyone suggest UL exams that fall into the gen. ed catagory (humanites, soc. sci. nat sci. math, etc), so that I can finish this thing.

Thanks!

How do the Peterson's practice exams compare to the actual Clep Spanish exam in difficulty?

Hello everyone,
I took Gerontology today and passed with a score of B.The exam was much harder compared to Adulthood and Aging.I had expected both of them to be on the same level but no! Gerontology had a lot more statistics related questions and many of the other questions were subjective.In fact i was expecting maybe a C after the exam so was happy to see my score
I used Instantcert and the companion website quizzes posted by Beckysharp in another thread.Thanks for those Crystal
I do think if i had worked harder and studied more i could have done better.I got overconfident after Adulthood and Aging.
Instantcert is enough to pass for for both these exams.The quizzes are good for reinforcement and as a supplement to instantcert.
I plan to take Abnormal Psychology next and all i have and will use are instantcert and the ECE practice exams.
Do you think this will be enough for this one.I have read on other threads that this a hard exam.
Also Crystal if you are reading this...is there a similar companion site for quizzes for this exam and the research exam.
Thanks a bunch everyone,
Adoncia

Ok....I am getting ready to take US History II on 1/10. I am a little nervous as I took US History I last July and failed (by one point). I wanted to get some opinions on something. I have been studying IC and the REA book pretty hard for a couple of weeks now, but one thing I have noticed is that this exam covers so much material, by the time I get to Kennedy/Johnson/Reagan Era, I have completed forgotten most of Reconstruction/Progressive/Imperialism Era material. I have gone over this stuff with a pretty good amount of detail, it just concerns me that the exam is so broad-based (chronologically).

Here's what I plan to do to remedy this. Since I have a pretty solid "high-level" understanding of the material, I plan to cram for 3-4 hours on the entire era (1865-present) for a couple of nights before the exam. I am hoping this will keep most of the material fresh in mind, at least enough to get a passing score.

Thoughts???

Thanks in advance for any advice or suggestions....

I will be taking my first DSST (or CLEP) test next week on Thursday the 4th. I have been reviewing the IC flashcards and have 98% of the material down. Please, if you don't mind, send some good vibes my way this week and next week while I continue to review for this exam.

I would like to thank everyone on this forum for all of the support that can be seen in every thread. I finally built up courage enough (with the help of everyone here) to jump off the deep end and try to test out of a class as opposed to sitting in the classroom. If this one goes well, I will take MacroEcon the following week after 1 week of hard studying followed by Money and Banking a couple of weeks after that.

I am taking the DSST Heres to your health exam next week. This is the only exam I need to pass in order to get my bachelors. After taking the D&A, and now going over the IC for this exam, it seems pretty straight foward. Has anyone seen any difficulty with this exam, and has anyone remembered what type of questions are asked?

For those that have finished their business degrees or plan on continuing their studies with a masters degree, how important is it to take calculus? Calculus is not required for the Excelsior degree and I do not believe it would be a part of a masters program but admissions committee's may look for this type course on your transcript.

Hi everyone,
I have 8 more exams to go for my BS in Liberal Studies.I will take the Gerontology exam on Friday and if i pass i need 7 more.
I have decided to take:
World Pop
Research Methods in Psychology
College Writing
Statistics
World Conflicts
World Population
DSST Soviet Union
Now i have been looking at World Population is supposed to be my next exam after Gerontology and i find it difficult to study if i want to do it in a week.
I have scheduled it for Jan 6th,but since there is no instantcert guide for this i will have to make my own notes and read Week's book etc which take awhile.
Now because of this experience i was thinking maybe i should take only one exam between World Conflicts and World Religion and go for maybe ECE Abnormal Psychology simply because Instantcert has a guide and so i might be able to do it in a week. The reason i did not opt for this one in the first place was because i am interested in the former two subject matter...but i can always read about them later when i am done.
So i need your advice for this guys...what do you think?