Hello,

I just passed my CLEP Computer Information test yesterday. InstantCert was very helpful!!!
For all of you studying, make sure, you have a look at the Management Information Systems too. I was suprised that there were a lot of questions to MIS and DSS.

Katrin

Hello everyone and Happy New Year!:

I am sitting for Environment and Humanity next week-January 20th. If all goes well this will be my final DANTES exam and the Excelsior math/science portion of my degree will be completed. I looked at some previous threads in regards to the exam which were very helpful. I also want to publicly thank ShotoJuku for letting me know about the "Pass your Class" materials.

For my final push, I am relying on the study guides I developed from the other threads as well as IC and passyourclass. Has anybody taken a recent version of the exam that had any questions on prehistoric man? I really have not looked at this too much, and do not want to waste time if there is a chance it will not be on the exam. Also, does anybody have a link to a quick,concise breakdown of prehistoric man that I could study?

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Finally, this site has made studying SO much easier,it provides information and support that cannot be found elsewhere!

Till next time,
Mike

Just passed my first CLEP today- US History I with a 52.

Looking at taking HTYH next, DSST lists it as a science class. Does anyone have experience with this being accepted as such? What would an equivilent class be?

Thanks for the help

I just passed American Government with a 67! Thanks IC.

I orginally planned to test out of Excelsior's liberal arts program, but I noticed that you can complete their BSB program completely through testing also. My intent is to finish the undergrad as fast as possible so I can start my MBA with my employer, because it is free. Is anyone in the process or successfully tested out of the BSB program? Did any hiccups happen a long the way?

For those have taken both the CLEP Principles of Management and DANTES Principles of Supervision, how much overlap and redundency is there between the two i.e. If you are prepared for Management, take it and pass, is it fair to say you could pass Supervision as well only using the DSST Handbook and IC?

I am planning to take these two and then Organizational Behavior, Intro to Business, and Principles of Marketing. I am trying to group together closely related exams.

My plan is to schedule Management first, and then schedule Supervision the following week, using the time in between to syudy the Supervision IC flashcards and handbook. Does this sound like a good approach?

Any advice would be much appreciated...

Are there any other pre test sites or materials for this test? I see Finish College Fast - Pass Your Clep Tests - Guaranteed! has a study guide but from previous experience with other exams I know it alone is not enough.

After I take DSST Here's to Your Health tomorrow, I will only have 1 test remaining.
The problem is that I will only have 5 days to study for this final test. The choices that I have are DSST Drug and Alcohol Abuse or CLEP Human Growth and Development.

Which test is easier? What would you take?
Any tips for either test?

Thanks,
Shawn

I can't believe i got an A on this one.I was hoping to barely pass.
I have posted a new thread for this because i know very few here have prepared for Research methods using IC...because the IC guide came out just recently in December.I want everyone to know that IC is more than sufficient to pass this exam.You will not need anything else.
I studied for 4 days and used only Instantcert.
The exam is doable and does not require too much time with IC.
Thanks Stevehilarious
Only 5 more to go before i complete my Bachelors but i want to take a break.I feel exhausted already
Adoncia
Next World Pop...haven't scheduled yet.

I been watching these forums for awhile now and thought I should give my feedback in regards to the Biology Clep exam. I got a scaled score of 58 which is a pass. This is my first Clep test. This test was really hard. A lot harder then I thought it would be. The difficulty level I was expecting was somewhere in between the Peterson’s exams and Official College Board’s exam. This test was more difficult then both of them. Many of the questions were not in any of the study material I used. I think there is a very big question pool or they changed the exam, and if your lucky you will get some basic questions but if not, you will get hit hard with many difficult questions. I ran out of time and had to guess on seven questions and also had to guess on a lot of questions that were unfamiliar. I spent over a month studying. Probably a couple hours every day. If I was to start over not knowing what material to study, I would get a college biology book, read it then go through the REA book then practice the moc exams and IC. I had no biology background and am sure that other people will be able to pass with enough study time.

The study material I used is:

REA Book-It is a good primer that barely gives you enough knowledge to pass the test. There is a lot of question on the actual exam that this book does not cover. The questions in the back of the book are not realistic regarding the difficulty level of the actual exam.. I do not recall seeing any of their practice questions on the real exam. However I do recommend this book.

Peterson’s Test- I took all three of their tests and scored over 65 percent on them. The difficulty level for the Peterson’s test is slightly easier or comparable to the real exam. I seen some information I learned from the Peterson’s test on the real exam.

Official Study Guide-These questions were easier then the actual exam however the structure of the questions were similar to the actual exam, I only saw one or two questions that worded differently on the real exam

IC- I did not go through all of the questions. However I did learn from the question I did take. I think it is a good additional study aid.

Standard Deviant Biology Video-I thought this video was good, kind of strange but good for reinforcing the information you retained from reading the REA book and other sources.


My next test will be Natural Science next week. I hope that test will not be as hard as Biology.

Check! Whoohoo again! I got a wild hair tonight (about 4:30pm) and decided to go take the 6 hour Literature CLEP, without studying. I read all the stuff here on the forum, and thought I could pull it off, having taken two reasonably hard Lit. Classes at CTC and KSU. So I signed in at 7:20pm, and signed out at 8:20pm with 6 more Semester Hours!!!!

I only passed with a 56, but that was six more than I actually needed, and I'm just thankful for the credit. The test was not difficult, and I had no questions on anything but analyzing and interpreting different pieces of literature - no definitions, no terms, just poems, plays, stories, exerpts etc., then a q like: what did the word "loom" mean in line 5, or who was the author speaking to when he said, "the rock" in line 16.

If you're a slow reader I can see how the time could crunch you a little, but I managed to cram the whole thing down in 52 minutes.

Definetly plan on taking this CLEP if it will fit into your degree plan - I'd say it's easier than some average 3 SH tests.

David