Just wondering if anyone has taken these CLEPS and passed using this software study guides. I have taken the American Government and passed, but wanted to get a feel for how hard these tests are.

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Which one is easier to pass? I have seen posts on here to study instantcert for Analying and Interpreting Lit but I don't see that course listed. I know World Religions is a posted course. I don't have a knowlege of either and would be taking the test in one week. Thanks.

I just talked with somebody today and they said that clep is scored based on the number of questions you got correct, and they used this example: if there is 120 questions and you only answered 60, then the clep exam will be scored against the number you got correct out of 60 questions, and if you answered half of the questions you passed. Any thoughts?
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After I take US history 2 I will be taking human growth and development clep exam. I purchased ez 101 keys for pyschology and human growth and development by paplia, do I really need these books for this exam, or does the instantcertguide cover this exam well, and has anybody passed human growth and development with just the instantcert guide only?
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I have been studying for about two weeks now, and was wondering if anyone has taken the college mathematics CLEP...I need a score of 50 or higher. I don't feel to confident, I have used other studying guides and just started with Instantcert...any pointers? I just don't know what I should expect.

Aside from the basic samples listed on the DANTES/DSST website, can anyone advise where I might be able to obtain DANTES practice exams for both The Civil War and Reconstruction -and- The Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union - THANKS!!

Are the dantes and dsst tests the same and are they only available to service personnel or their families? If they are open to anyone, how the heck do you find a location testing site? and finally, can anyone compare for me the Thomas Edison TESC tests to a clep test as to degree of difficulty.
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Hi. I have been waiting for many moons for principles of speech flash cards. I signed up to take it this week. I just don't feel ready and probably will bail out on that one and postpone it. Does anyone have any tips to study for that one? I feel overwhelmed. I would appreciate any pointers because if I don't pass it, it will delay graduation for me for months. I can't afford to fail it. Thanks.

Where do you study? At home, the library, coffee shop, other?
What music, if any, do you listen do while studying?

I'm wondering because I have trouble concentrating on study material sometimes. The public library is even distracting because people chit chat and bring young children who run around and make noise! The same goes for coffee shops. As for home, well, I'm online right now, what does that tell you? Maybe I have ADD?

I'd love to hear any suggestions about how others get "in the zone".

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Iam looking at taking this next week..tips anyone?