CLEP Principles of Management

[babydoe]

I'm taking the principles of management CLEP and the DSST principles of supervision some time soon, and I wanted to know if anyone had some specific advice, also if anyone has the CLEP principles of management exam guide if they can send me a PM.

[campbell0021]

http://www.degreeforum.net/specific-exam...-clep.html


http://www.degreeforum.net/specific-exam...-dsst.html


Take a look at the feedback and make sure you take it all in.

[bkbarden]

I'm taking the principles of management CLEP and the DSST principles of supervision some time soon, and I wanted to know if anyone had some specific advice, also if anyone has the CLEP principles of management exam guide if they can send me a PM.

Disclaimer: Because everyone is different, take the following with a grain of salt.

I took Principles of Supervision with about 2-3 hours of study and only read through the DSST Study Guide on that test once. However, I took it after CLEP Management (they're pretty similar). And I scored a 96% on the pretest. So I didn't feel like I had to study too much. However, for both these tests, I feel that if you know anything about people, how they act and why, you will be a long ways to doing a great job on those tests.

I have a few notes on Supervision and pretty detailed notes on Management if you would like to have them. Let me know.

[williamfrancais]

IC is ussually dead on however, with this test there is not enough mention of the theories, if anyone is taking this test I can email them a study guide that I used to pass that I made after reading a lot of the books and such, and I modified after seeing my test.

[vnelson]

could you forward me a copy of your study guide?