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Hey All,
I am preparing for intro to business law and took two practice tests, one from Petersons and one from Comex. I got exactly half the questions right on the Petersons and two-thirds right on the Comex. Is this enough for a pass? Thanks,
Farmerboy
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[SIZE="2"]I would say that you are "closer than further" but I would give myself a few more days of study and take the remaining two Petersons exams. Good Luck!![/SIZE]
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Here's my 2 cents:
I got 64% on the CLEP- book practice test (didn't know about the Peterson's test at the time) --- and ended up flunking the actual test.
If you understand "most" of the concepts -- and still get around a 50% on the Peterson's -- take the test. I KNOW that is the key to passing these tests!! I've learned through experience that just getting 50% or 60% on a practice test isn't enough if you don't understand the material. I agree with ShotoJuku.... give yourself about 1 more week - then take the test.
you'll do GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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