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Sorry to hear that you didn't pass this exam. It truly is a tough exam. My personal opinion is that IC combined with the
Principles of Accounting are the best resources to use. I also have an accounting background; however, I don't think my background was much of an advantage. I remember passing the exam, but it wasn't by a large margin, I know that. Please be sure to let us know how you do should you take the Financial Accounting CLEP.
I wish you all the best!
Matymus Primehilarious
Waterloo, NY
Excelsior College
B.S. General Business, Class of 2008
Fall 2011 - currently pursuing Pre-Pharmacy
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http://www.collegeboard.com/prod_downloa..._Guide.pdf
The official study guide for CLEP Financial Accounting.
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I am glad that I am not in this boat alone. I feel like my eyes are going to cross when i look at this info. I am going to take the exam no matter what because i don't want to deal with the "what if" scenario. It is alot of info so anyone that can offer anything else it will be greatly appreciated. I have taken notes until my eyes have popped out incl the online sites and standard deviants......
TESC BA Social Sciences (Completed Feb 09)
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25 Fema Credits -done
Cleps taken:
Human Growth & Dev - passed
Intro to Ed Psych - passed
Sociology - passed
Analyz & Int Lit-passed
English w/essay-passed
Princ of Acct-passed
Organizational Behavior-passed
Intro to Computing-passed
Ethics in America DSST-passed
Intro to World Religions-passed
Technical Writing-passed
Anthropology-passed
Social Science & History-passed
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iwannapass Wrote:I am glad that I am not in this boat alone. I feel like my eyes are going to cross when i look at this info. I am going to take the exam no matter what because i don't want to deal with the "what if" scenario. It is alot of info so anyone that can offer anything else it will be greatly appreciated. I have taken notes until my eyes have popped out incl the online sites and standard deviants......
The best thing I can suggest if you're at that breaking point....honestly, take a day or 2 away from it. Allowing yourself to be this stressed over it will honestly NOT help you to relax & to think as clearly as possible on exam day. Ask anybody, they will probably tell you the same exact thing. If you truly are at the eye-crossing or eye-popping point, you probably need to just disengage for a couple days.
That's just my opinion. I will pray for your peace of mind.
Matymus Primehilarious
Waterloo, NY
Excelsior College
B.S. General Business, Class of 2008
Fall 2011 - currently pursuing Pre-Pharmacy
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Thank you for the advice. I will keep trucking along. I will keep my fingers crossed for everybody!!!
TESC BA Social Sciences (Completed Feb 09)
Up next: Masters In Education/Adult Education and Training
25 Fema Credits -done
Cleps taken:
Human Growth & Dev - passed
Intro to Ed Psych - passed
Sociology - passed
Analyz & Int Lit-passed
English w/essay-passed
Princ of Acct-passed
Organizational Behavior-passed
Intro to Computing-passed
Ethics in America DSST-passed
Intro to World Religions-passed
Technical Writing-passed
Anthropology-passed
Social Science & History-passed
Humanities-passed:eek:
Substance Abuse-passed
Civil War and Reconstruction-passed :eek:
Psychology of Women TECEP- passed
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