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I am sitting the College Composition CLEP tomorrow afternoon and am trying to gauge exactly where I am at and what "last minute" studying I should do. I have taken the two practice tests in the Comex guide to English Composition (scored 70% and 72%), and have taken two of the Peterson's tests. The first one I scored a 64%, studied the wrong answers took the second the day after and got 80%. I am going to take the third one today as well as the official CLEP practice test.
Since it's been so long since I've taken a CLEP I am trying to remember what I scored on practice tests vs the real thing. What would be a good indication (based on practice tests) that I am actually ready for the exam?
Thanks!
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If you are testing tomorrow you know what you are going to know -- and those are decent practice test scores, so your stress-free day with good nutrition and good night's sleep will do more for you than any last-minute studying. Do those last two practice tests if you have time -- they should be good confidence builders. Good luck and let us know how you do.
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I just took a Peterson test, also. I scored a 76. How much more studying do you think I need?
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Bumping up a thread exactly 3 years later to the day, lol.
There is no definitive answer anyone else can give you to the question "am I ready yet"? That is a personal assessment you need to make, if you are comfortable with the information asked on the test you should be ready.
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