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Okay guys, I need a little advice on how to approach the following test. Which test would you take first second, etc.
human growth and development
prin of microeconomics
prin of macroeconomics
biology
when would you attempt first and some good pointers would be nice.
thanks
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twonliz Wrote:Okay guys, I need a little advice on how to approach the following test. Which test would you take first second, etc.
human growth and development
prin of microeconomics
prin of macroeconomics
biology
when would you attempt first and some good pointers would be nice.
thanks
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You have 2 sets of unrelated topics. Take Micro and Macro together (i'd go with Macro first) and take HG and Bio together (HG before)
Do you need to take Bio? Natural Sciences is a somewhat less complicated science. same 6 credits.
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can anyone give any tips or pointers for the Human Growth and Development CLEP exam? Any specific questions or topics that stood out?
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