Microeconomics... back to testing

[burbuja0512]

So you might recall that a few weeks ago, I had my first fail on a CLEP; a near miss at 48 on Macro.

Luckily I had the option to do SL, so I didn't have to wait six months to pass this class, and I passed SL Macro with a 94. yay!!

So I've been studying IC micro and the Cliff Notes AP bookfor three or four weeks now on and off and I am very scared to get back into the testing center. I've read through specific feedback threads and feel like I understand the concepts of microeconomics, but any math equations just aren't sticking. (and why the heck does every economics term begin with the word "marginal?")

Should I go ahead and take it? I don't usually study more than a week for my CLEP's and this is seriously throwing my schedule off.. I have to be ready to take my capstone class by 3/7, or I won't be able to graduate in the spring. In order to do take my capstone, I have to have all of my concentration requirements met minus 3 to 6 requirements.

I'm not sure what I'm asking... maybe for opinions on taking microeconomics without knowing any equations. Maybe for some encouragement..