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Practice questions |
Posted by: rjc311 - 03-09-2006, 06:38 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I was just wondering if there are any places to get actual multiple choice questions for free (like the 50 that you get with one of the college board electronic study guides). I just want to supplement what is on here with some multiple choice questions.
I just started studying for my first clep (Information Systems and Computer Applications) and I can't wait to take that test!!!!! This site is great!!!
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CLEP/DSST journey so far |
Posted by: gratisair - 03-09-2006, 01:03 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Like a lot of you I am trying to "excelerate" my graduation with a BA for work reasons.
Two weeks ago I did three Cleps:
Intro to Sociology (3 creds.)
Analyzing Literature (6 creds.)
Information Systems (3 creds.)
Sociology was pretty easy as far as it goes, I spent maybe 5 hours studying this one from instacert, I only used instacert and amazingly did pretty well on this 74 as my score, as well I feel I actually learnt a lot about sociology from the flashcards.
Analyzing Lit was pretty easy, if you can read, you can pass this one.
Info. Systems, I work in IT so this one, aside from the programming questions, was a gimme.
Now I am taking humanities, and intro to world religions next week.
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New to CLEP--Principles of Managment |
Posted by: micmonjac - 03-09-2006, 10:29 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I will be taking my first CLEP tomorrow morning...Prin of Mngmt..paper based. I believe I am on track for a pass but I just wanted to get a confidence booster with a question answered from someone who has taken that particular clep. I have reviewed the flash cards from instacert once (with intentions to continue a couple more times) and have concentrated most of the time with the petersons.com testprep. My questions... are the questions similar to the 3 example test, are they on target for the paper based exam? Do I need to review instacert with just as much attention and detail that I did with peterson testprep?
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Potential problem w/ Excelsior! |
Posted by: ShoaibS15 - 03-09-2006, 07:39 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Well, I am attempting at getting my Associate's degree AT LEAST through all credit-by-examination. Now I think I may have stumbled upon a possible problem, and I was wondering if some people here would like to help with this "investigation".
I took the Intro Psych. CLEP and did pretty well. I was expecting an A based on the other scores i've seen people score. I go ahead and check on Excelsior's site, and it turns out that MAJORITY of CLEP exams are now just "cut scores" of 50 for a PASS. Now, if i am right here, that means that if I am going this route, (and i have a feeling a lot of us here are doing the same at least for a big portion of the degree,) my GPA is not really being accumulated in this fashion. Another one of my concerns is if this means I CANNOT finish my degree in this manner? I called Excelsior on Monday, only to be sent to Admissions because i am not enrolled yet, and when I asked for an answer to this whole query, the person said they do not deal with this type of question, and as I asked if I can transferred to a department where this question can be answered, the person said "no problem," and suddenly hung up the phone. Now, at this point I was too frustrated to make the call back and going from department to department, so now I ask everyone here... Do any of you have an answer to this? If not, can someone help in this, if they are already enrolled into the college, call and ask the counselor or advisor? Not only I, but this whole forum will be appreciative for this.
I just wanted to bring this useful piece of information to the attention of this forum, as I was disappointed to find out that the Intro Psych exam was not being assigned a letter grade any longer, but just a PASS. Kind of makes my studying feel worthless. Any insight, or comments will be much appreciated. Take care guys. Peace.
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clep intro to computing |
Posted by: upgray - 03-09-2006, 04:36 AM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I have studied the instacert guide for clep intro to computing but i noticed the peterson practice tests on the links provided in another posting seems like largely different material. Has anyone taken this test recently? I didn't see any comments on it. Thanks.
BTW i just passes princ. of mgmnt with a 74 using instacert and rea.
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Macro- and Microeconomics lectures |
Posted by: anar579 - 03-07-2006, 11:28 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I found a great source of free lectures of these subjects: http://web.gsm.uci.edu/~navarro/download.htm
The first section, Principles of Economics, is an audio book (about 8 hours long) encompassing both Macro- and Microeconomics. Section 3 and 4 are PowerPoint lectures, which can be downloaded and run as slideshows; from what I can tell these essentially have the same information as the audio book, so downloading the huge files isn't necessary.
I know most folks on this site want to study the notes here and get the exam over with, but this is a great supplemental resource.
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