Analyzing and Interpreting Literature???

[justlookin]

I only used the REA book. Time wise I'm not sure, but I did all three practice test several times. It got to the point where I pretty much already knew the answer(s)

I wasn't worried what I actually scored on the practice test, I was more concerned with getting the "reading style" down to where I was used the some of the passages that had words that were missing a letter, in an unusual context, capitalized or some other weird punctuation that was used.

DEFINITELY go to instacert and become a member so you can have access to the A & I Literature flash cards. If I had know A&I was available, I would have used the flash cards.


As for scheduling, I called my local CC and asked what day(s) were available for A&I CLEP, got the days and was testing two days later. I could have scheduled it from 3 days to several months away....

[bldgengineer]

I registered over the weekend and gave myself 30 days to be ready for it. I now also have Peterson's practice tests to use along with the REA book so hopefully I should be ready. Afterwards I'll sign up for instantcert for the rest of my tests. Congrats again!

[LaterBloomer]

THIS is an example of why members of the forum often say that there is no one "easy" test. From reading justlookin's posts, I would have said the s/he would have no problem with A&I. See? I'd be wrong. (Not the first time.) If other forum members know when they've reached the point at which they'll pass a DSST or a CLEP, or get a specific score, etc., congratulations to them. Me? I just take it. Fortunately, I haven't failed anything. Yet. It would probably be a comfort to you to know when you'd studied "enough," but I can't provide that comfort. Good luck with the exam. Scheduling it is probably a good plan.