Humanities CLEP or Analyzing and Inter. Lit? whats the vote?
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Humanities CLEP or Analyzing and Inter. Lit? whats the vote?
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07-18-2009, 02:36 PM
Sounds like the handsdown vote is A&I. I will take a stab at the one. I will spend some time brushing up on terminology more than anything and then take the practice exams and see where I am.
Thanks for the feedback!
08-30-2010, 11:51 PM
We are still very new at this and need some advice. My 16 year old son is studying for A&I. He first took the Official Clep Guide practice test and scored really high. I then decided to have him take the REA practice test and he did horrible. Now, I don't know what to do. He got really down on himself and I just can't figure out what happened. Anyone out there had any luck with using the Official Clep tests or are they really easy?? PLEASE HELP. Thank you in advance!!!!
08-31-2010, 11:07 AM
wadeb25 Wrote:We are still very new at this and need some advice. My 16 year old son is studying for A&I. He first took the Official Clep Guide practice test and scored really high. I then decided to have him take the REA practice test and he did horrible. Now, I don't know what to do. He got really down on himself and I just can't figure out what happened. Anyone out there had any luck with using the Official Clep tests or are they really easy?? PLEASE HELP. Thank you in advance!!!!I didn't use it for this particular exam, but usually the official book is more accurate than REA.
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09-01-2010, 09:55 AM
wadeb25 Wrote:We are still very new at this and need some advice. My 16 year old son is studying for A&I. He first took the Official Clep Guide practice test and scored really high. I then decided to have him take the REA practice test and he did horrible. Now, I don't know what to do. He got really down on himself and I just can't figure out what happened. Anyone out there had any luck with using the Official Clep tests or are they really easy??I remember the REA tests for A&I Lit being brutal. They're a bit harder than the real thing. The CLEP Official Guide is about the same difficulty as the real test, however - just shorter. I would go ahead and take the remaining REA tests and then, if he still isn't confident, take the free Peterson's exams. Hope it goes well! R.
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