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Civil War & Reconstruction . I took my sweet time and studied for about 5 weeks. I enjoyed studying for that one, but felt unconfident when I heard how specific the exam was. Passed, but with a disappointing score. Nothing else, even other history exams, took me that long to prep for.
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Taken: Anylizing & Interpreting Lit-69 :
US HIstory I-72
Civil War & Reconstruction-69
US History II-68
Social Science & History 66
Env. & Humanity 69
Organizational Behavior63
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The World Religions Dantes exam-- I spent about maye 16-20 hours studying for it. Basically, I took one weekend and then quickly went through IC notes the day before the exam. I took one Saturday and Sunday to really go through a religion textbook (one of the textbooks the exam referenced) and IC.
I am a miserable studier-- I will admit to that. I have never really studied extensively for anything--
I would not advise it for everyone-- I think I have good test taking skills and I am able to remember lots of information for the most part.
Dantes Exams:
Organizational Behavior: 64 (11/14/08)
Intro to World Religions: 455 (11/19/08)
Good luck to all!
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Finally took college math and passed(55) with about 5 weeks of study. Boy was it intense. Im just glad it's over.
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3 weeks for Natural Sciences and still got screwed on it. :mad: But hey I passed with a 51. That was by far the hardest I've taken so far. College math will be a nightmare. Math has never been my thing.
Going for a Bachelor's of sciences in Business Administration. Hopefully I'll be wrapped up and done by 2010.
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Western Civ.I- 62
Freshman College Comp.- 65
Natural Sciences- 51:confused:
U.S. History I- 65
Social Sciences and History-54
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i've been studying for business law i and principles of management for like 2 months now.. i don't seem to be too confident...
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College Math 66/80 * DSST Business Law II - No Pass
Principles of Mgmt 61/80 * A/I Lit 51/80 retest 61/80
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Intro to Computers 426 -Current System - p/f = pass * Intro to Modern Middle East Studies - 61/80
Human Cultural Geography - 61/80 * US History I - A -61/80
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Intro to World Religions - A 68/80 * Intro to Bus Law - 64/80 A
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MicroEconomics 53/80 (ran out no money in meter) * Criminal Justice 418/500
English Comp with Essay 58/80 * Personal Finance 406/500 (Ran thru IC once & test once... 40 minutes/98 questions.. close call)
Principle of Supervision - 436/500 * Clep American Government 67/80
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I came back to this topic and I was thinking about it..
I think you should not ask about time as measured in weeks or days, but rather hours.
In other words, I studied about 16-20 hours for the world religions exam-- I studied that in about 2-3 days.
16-20 hours-- could be 3 weeks for some and 2 days for others. i think it would give a more accurate viewpoint.
Dantes Exams:
Organizational Behavior: 64 (11/14/08)
Intro to World Religions: 455 (11/19/08)
Good luck to all!
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swisha2k Wrote:Finally took college math and passed(55) with about 5 weeks of study. Boy was it intense. Im just glad it's over.
Congratulations on your pass! All that studying paid off well.
My longest was nine weeks for GRE Psych, but excluding that, it was almost three weeks for DSST Civil War & Reconstruction. That one was tough! I usually keep my study time around 25-30 hours a week, and most exams get one or two weeks of study.
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I've been studying for the Biology and Natural Science CLEPS for more than a month. Only studied about 10 hours a week though. I haven't taken any Bio classes, so it's completely new material for me (and it's taking a while to sink in!). Besides those, I try to devote 2 to 3 weeks (15-20 hours per week) of study per exam.
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