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As of this very minute, I have set in stone my next three CLEP. I have decided to post this bit of unimportant information as a way to artificially create some accountability. Now that this has been announced, I have to do it, or I will lose face as an anonymous user on an internet forum :roflol:
1. Western Civilization I
2. Western Civilization II
3. Principals of Macroeconomics
Each of these three exams are a sextuple whammy! You know what that means? You get another list! What all of these exams have in common:
1. There is a text book available at my local library.
2. There is a free practice Peterson's test.
3. There is a study guide at free-clep-prep
4. It is one of the exams specifically stated as being accepted for credit at University of Wyoming.
5. It fulfills a Major requirement for my BA in Social Sciences.
6. The subject is awesome, and I can't wait to start studying.
BOOM! There can be no doubt that these are the exams for me to punch out in the month of October. Just wait till I can impress my friends with my extensive knowledge of world history 
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Maniac Craniac Wrote:As of this very minute, I have set in stone my next three CLEP. I have decided to post this bit of unimportant information as a way to artificially create some accountability. Now that this has been announced, I have to do it, or I will lose face as an anonymous user on an internet forum
It's been announced and I'll be waiting to hear how you do. I know you'll do really well and we can't wait to hear about them!
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burbuja0512 Wrote:It's been announced and I'll be waiting to hear how you do. I know you'll do really well and we can't wait to hear about them! Thanks. The content of these exams look a lot more involved than my previous CLEP, so it looks like I should prepare extra well.
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Maniac Craniac Wrote:6. The subject is awesome, and I can't wait to start studying. Is there any subject you don't love studying?
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I thought both Western Civ exams were pretty easy. I took it cold, but I was in the military at that time so there would not have been any financial penalty for being overconfident.
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rmroberts Wrote:Is there any subject you don't love studying? Contemporary Popular Culture. I would give up on life if I had to take an exam that had a question about this kid:
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Oh, and I've thought about getting a degree in Business, but I only imagine absolutely hating every single word of every single course. If I do go for an MBA one day (which I just might... ugghhh!!!), I will be the first person in all of history to have done it unwillingly hilarious
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Yenisei Wrote:I thought both Western Civ exams were pretty easy. I took it cold, but I was in the military at that time so there would not have been any financial penalty for being overconfident. Thanks for ruining my fun 
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Here is a free resource that may be of interest to you. I watched a lot of the Annenberg Media videos when I was CLEPping.
Resource: The Western Tradition
I kind of enjoyed them, but then I enjoy history.
-Jeff
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jeff Wrote:Here is a free resource that may be of interest to you. I watched a lot of the Annenberg Media videos when I was CLEPping.
Resource: The Western Tradition
I kind of enjoyed them, but then I enjoy history. Wait a minute, I thought I was a Master at CLEP, but then I saw your signature...
Sociology-75
Only four points less than mine. If I sneezed once, our scores would have been the same.
Psychology-73
Only one point less than mine. If I ate one less carrot in my life, you would have had a higher score than me.
Information Systems-69
Same score, what the heck?!
Human Growth & Development-72
Blew me out of the water. If we combine our scores on these exams, you win by five points. I must concede that the title belongs to you
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Maniac Craniac Wrote:Contemporary Popular Culture. I would give up on life if I had to take an exam that had a question about this kid:
Oh, and I've thought about getting a degree in Business, but I only imagine absolutely hating every single word of every single course. If I do go for an MBA one day (which I just might... ugghhh!!!), I will be the first person in all of history to have done it unwillingly hilarious I'm very dissapointed in you.
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