Natural science and petersons

[jonnynik]

I have been studying various clep exam handbooks, and speedyprep and some other biology websites, and I am taking the peterson tests and doing mediocre at best.

Question is are those tests just that hard and off the wall or am I just that unprepared?


Thanks!
Jonathan

[jonnynik]

I took the princeton guide's test and only missed about 20, which makes me much more comfortable..


Anyone thoughts?

[Levi]

The Peterson's tests are generally pretty accurate as to the real deal. Also, Princeton Review's Cracking the CLEP and the REA books are okay as well....I think REA tends to be harder than the actual exam, though.

Try getting the Comex guide for Natural Sciences ( The first stop for CLEP, GED, SAT, GRE & GMAT material. ) It was a big help to me. I'm sure there are many other study guides out there, but this is just the one I used and was happy with.

[jonnynik]

I took the test today and got a 57/50, while taking the test I kept seeing information that i knew I just hadn't studied or reviewed so was very happy when i pulled out the pass


Thanks guys!

[Levi]

I took the test today and got a 57/50, while taking the test I kept seeing information that i knew I just hadn't studied or reviewed so was very happy when i pulled out the pass


Thanks guys!

This is great, jonnynik! I am happy for you.