CLEP PDFs published by the CollegeBoard with Scoring Scale (and PT)

[Publius]

This is the corrected marketing link: http://cths.umhb.edu/system/files/Princi...ng.pdf.pdf

If we've learned anything from the formerly free Peterson's tests, you should know to download these now in case they aren't available later.

Thanks. Fixed. Guess I duplicated Management on accident. :o

[Publius]

Update: All the links should work. I just went through all them twice.

[irnbru]

This is a great find; thank you, Publius!

Oh, you are right. I had looked at the College Mathematics and English lit tests, which require perfect scores to get the 80. It makes sense that the longer tests have an error margin. Thank you for the update; I was starting to get worried about those requirements.

Just want to head off any misinformation but the College Mathematics pdf specification states there are approximately 60 questions, of which 50 correctly answered are required for a scaled score of 80. English Lit states there are approximately 95 questions, of which 85 correctly answered will earn a scaled score of 80. Think I've read that right?

[BGSU_Alum_86]

I want to provide an answer to those of you who are wondering how the perfect score of '80' can be achieved by answering less than all the questions correctly. It is not because of any "curve". If you visit the CLEP website, you will come across the following 2 sentences somewhere within the "Description of the Examination" section: "The examination contains approximately __ questions to be answered in 90 minutes. Some of these are pretest questions that will not be scored."

[Westerner]

None of the links work for me! I even tried typing in Clep (exam name) in the website’s search bar, and the right result comes up (a PDF link, I think), but when I click on it, it gives me an “oops, not found” page!

[Prloko]

Looking for a copy of Prloko's pdf on the web, I stumbled across all of these. They're all from the University of Mary Hardin Baylor (Belton, TX), though they all seem to be published by the CollegeBoard. Not only do all of them contain a practice exam, but 2nd to the last page is a scoring scale which shows you how many you need to get correct. They mention in the beginning how CLEPs are scored as well as some other info.

Strangely enough, I was never able to find all the exams. There's still a decent amount below. It's enough to be thought provoking though. What are your guy's thoughts? Has any else ever seen any of these?

I'm glad you were able to use the info I gave you to find the rest. I was going to ask my proctor to provide these for me and send to you, but you beat me to it. Good job finding them on the web.

[SDO]

None of the links work for me! I even tried typing in Clep (exam name) in the website’s search bar, and the right result comes up (a PDF link, I think), but when I click on it, it gives me an “oops, not found” page!

I get the same thing. Anyone have any suggestions?

[scorched]

I was able to re-locate about 16 of them.. I will figure out how to share them asap.
And I will continue to search for the rest of them.

Here is what I have a copy of:
German
Col Alg
Col Math
Soc Sci & Hist
French
Anal Lit
Fin Acct
West Civ
Bio
Eng lit
Intro Psy
US Hist i
Am Lit
Precalc
Prin Mark
German

[SDO]

Thanks hmuchmo.

[Publius]

Whoa, I'm guessing they saw a rapid increase in traffic and took them down/relocated them/or something. That's all I can think of.

I have all of the pdfs saved, as I'm sure, others on here have. Our best option is to find a free place to put them up so we can can access them again.