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Hey all,
I'm new here and I was wondering if any of you have ever decided to take one of the lower level CLEP/DANTES for a subject that you didn't know all that much about.
Is it possible to simply choose a subject, study like nuts, and pass comfortably?
Thanks.
ps, this place rocks!
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jkmicronix Wrote:Is it possible to simply choose a subject, study like nuts, and pass comfortably?
That's the name of the game here! Not just lower level either; many of us take UL exams on subjects we originally had little to no knowledge of. It's simply a matter of dedication and studying the right material.
Check the 'Specific Exam Feedback' section. There's a ton of great info on what many of us have done to prepare.
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I'll be taking Natural Sciences in the near future. It's mostly about biology and chemistry, both of which are Greek to this History major. I'm finding the study for this a bit more challenging than the Humanities exam, which I could have passed without studying at all.
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thanks, all.
me thinks I'll be spending quite a bit of time on these boards!
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