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11-07-2009, 07:58 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-07-2009, 08:06 PM by The_Professor.)
Has anyone tried Speedyprep.com and, if so, what do you think? Appears to be similar to the IC format...
Rob
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I used speedyprep before Insta Cert, IN my opinion I like IC better, more information.
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I have used Speedyprep for 8, going on 9, CLEP exams, and it has been incredibly helpful to me. If you complete their flashcard 95-100%, they gurantee you pass and will refund if you don't. I have never had to use that, because I have passed all 8 on my first try. I believe Speedyprep has a couple tests that IC doesn't, but of course they don't have the selection that IC does.
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U.S. History I - 58
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Intro. to Psychology - 63
Humanities - 68
Natural Sciences - 54
Western Civ. I - 68
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I used Speedyprep in addition to IC. Speedyprep covers some information that IC doesn't, but I do have a couple of complaints.
Speedyprep doesn't let you jump to a specific question. You have to hit the "back" and "forward" buttons until you get to a specific question, which is kind of a pain. When I study with flashcards, I split the questions into sections. If you have a 75-question set of questions, and you wanted to get to question 65, you could see why this would be a hassle.
Also, when I was studying for Principles of Marketing, there were at least 20 questions that were incorrect, mostly regarding markup.
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