Peterson Practice Tests

[BGSU_Alum_86]

After seeing multiple requests for access to the Peterson practice tests, I spent some time yesterday looking up "Testing & Education Reference Center" on google (I do not understand why this is so difficult for people to do!). I was amazed to find several public library systems that not only had a subscription to this database, but their access to the database did NOT require a library card bar code or pin number!

Take your pick as it doesn't matter where you live to get into the Testing & Education Reference Center database. You might need to find a search box if it is not obvious how to find the link to their databases.

* Fauquier County Public Library
* Temple University Libraries
* Poughkeepsie Public Library District
* Salt Lake County Library Services
* University of Florida Libraries

[TayTay]

Thanks, so much! Blessings!

[Sterling Archer]

Idk where you got the idea that you don't need their library card to access their systems. The hour I spent attempting to access the systems of the places you mentioned could have been better spent studying for my upcoming clep.

[BGSU_Alum_86]

Sorry, Sterling. Let me do this for you!

*Fauquier Library (Fauquier County Public Library -- Articles and More) - go down to College, Careers & Test Prep and click on TERC link

* Temple University (Testing & Education Reference Center | Temple University Libraries) - click on URL link provided

* Poughkeepsie Public Library District (Databases by Subject) - go down to Career & Job Information and click on TERC from Gale Center link

* University of Florida Libraries (Test Preparation Resources - Standardized Test Preparation - Guides @ UF at University of Florida) - near top of the list

* Salt Lake County Library Services (SLCoLibrary.org: Careers & Tests) - link at top of list under "Premium Resources"

Let me reiterate, I found these from Google. If you google "Testing & Education Reference Center" (in quotes!) and the name of the library system, you should be directed to the URLs from above. When I click on the TERC link (wherever it is on the page), I get taken right into the database listing without any prompting for a library card. Unfortunately, if you go to the library's home page and attempt to find their subscribed databases, you will be prompted for a library card.

I am sure many of you are more proficient than I am on the computer, but this is just google.

[Sterling Archer]

I stand corrected.

BGSU_Alum, you are a lifesaver!

[SoliDeoGloria]

This is wonderful! However, the TERC doesn't seem to have practice tests for all of the DSST exams...

[BGSU_Alum_86]

Nope, for some reason no one has jumped on the DSST bandwagon. It is unfortunate, but many of you have pressed on anyway!