I am gearing up for my 5th CLEP on Tuesday, July 11; Humanities.

I am doing well with the IC materials, but found the first Peterson's practice test, I took quite difficult. I only got 48% on it.

I have searched the board and gotten a lot of helpful hints about preparing for this test in particular, but I was wondering if anyone had taken the Peterson's practice tests and found them harder or relevant to the real Humanities CLEP? :confused:

Thanks
CT

Can anyone please tell me how much time and how many questions are on Macro &Microeconomics test.

Thank You
Ray

Hello Everyone,

I just wanted to let the servicemembers out there know that the enrollment, annual, and graduation fees at Excelsior College can be paid for by the Montgomery GI Bill. I did not know about it until a few months after I enrolled, but fortunately I was not too late to apply for it.

There's a pdf file on Excelsior's website titled "Veterans Administration Benefits Summary" that explains how to apply for it. When I first enrolled in the college, I was expecting to pay $1400 out-of-pocket to enroll and to graduate but I'll end up paying nothing (well, I did pay $1200 for the MGIB itself).

Anyways, don't let your benefits slip by...

I'm really curious to know how the Excelsior UL exams differ in content and difficulty from the DSST UL exams?

Hi all im a noob to posting although i have been lurking for a few weeks!
I was able to pass my Humanities Clep with a 53! Hey a Pass is a Pass and 6 credits toward my lower level credits
I was really impressed with the flash cards here and how they helped me pass as I was only able to go through the questions once quickly the night before and did well enough to pass!

I have a question im deficient in 3 credits social science and 3 credits physical science lower leve. What would be your advice to take clep wise? I really do not want to pay or take those classes after im done with my upper level classes at UoP.
Any advice on any tests I can take for upper level at University of Phoenix?
I asked them about the MIS and they said it would duplicate a class i already passed
Im trying to get done by May 2007!
AKay

Hey, for those of you that have taken this test and passed any words of wisdom? What did you study? Was it hard if you haven't read all of the books since the 1800's?

I bought the Idiots guide to American Literature but I am wondering if I need to read a whole bunch of cliffs notes or something.

Thanks for your help!

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Jane Austen, Charles Dickens, the Brontes, Thomas Hardy and Anthony Trollope. Sunday nights find me watching PBS. I also love Rosamund Pilcher. Favorite modern author has to be Francine Rivers.

Who do you like? (Beckysharp)

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Thought it might be good to bring this over to a new thread so the other off topic thread doesn't become too off topic.

Favorite English authors would have to include: Sir Francis Bacon, Sir Issac Newton, Daniel Defoe, John Wyclife, Shakespeare and Agatha Christie. I have eclectic taste. Favorite modern author-girl, we are on the same page here! Francine Rivers, hands down. "Redeeming Love" was awesome. I wouldn't read it for the longest time because the title sounded too "girly." Glad that a friend kept insisting. She has some other truly good ones also.(Edit-forgot to include Dickens!)

Okay, non-English author favorites? And does anyone else have some favorites they would like to share?

Librevore

Just found out from my school that they will accept the CLEP Freshman College Comp or English Comp w/ Essay in order to satisfy the Comp I & II requirements (6 credits).

I don't know enough about the differences in these two exams to make a smart decision at this point. Any comments on either would be greatly appreciated!

Hi All,

I just downloaded the current version of the Guidelines for the Major in Psychology from Excelsior (I had an older version).

In the new pdf file, there is an announcement that they "anticipate that requirements for the major in Psychology will change" as of January 1, 2007.

So if any of you are planning on doing a Psychology degree based on the existing requirements, you might want to make sure you enroll before the end of this year.

I couldn't find any details about the actual changes they expect to make. But I feel confident in guessing that the changes will make the requirements more stringent than they are currently.

Has anybody else heard any further details? Can anybody who is already enrolled find out from their advisor for us?

Thanks,
Snazzlefrag

Practice Quizzes from Drugs, Society and Human Behavior

http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/00..._quiz.html