College Algebra CLEP today-

[lor012]

Just a warning. A lot of the research I did on the forum were old postings and for those who are using petersons as a guide for the cleps, I failed today because none of the types of questions I study were really asked. Just some feedback.

[ShotoJuku]

[COLOR="Navy"]Sorry about your exam results, we all stumble once in a while.....

Just curious as to how long you studied and how strong were your practice exams before sitting the real thing????[/COLOR]

[Epiphany]

Just a warning. A lot of the research I did on the forum were old postings and for those who are using petersons as a guide for the cleps, I failed today because none of the types of questions I study were really asked. Just some feedback.

Sorry about your results.

The good news is it was College Algebra! There are a lot of avenues you can take to meet this requirement. You didn't mention which school you are attending, so check with them before taking any of these... but some options:

-Upgrade! Take a Precalculus exam or Calculus CLEP
-Straighterline Algebra ($99)
-ALEKS (20-40 depending on how long it takes)

I'm about to finish up Algebra, and I'm kind of going back and forth. I'm using ALEKS to study, but I have a straighterline course as well. Might use it to get graded credit, might not. But ALEKS is a good way to prepare. I would also recommend the dvds at mathtutordvd.com. Great explanations of difficult subjects.

[lor012]

Thanks for the feedback everyone. I went through the math textbook in about a month and a half. I did the assignments like I was in high school again. I did some practice test by using the textbook and my husband to randomize the questions, then I used the Peterson's practice tests to hone in on the 'particular' questions.

[ShotoJuku]

But.......did you take all three Petersons practice exams in their entirety and what were your scores?

[lor012]

I took them all and I passed them with 60's