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Just scored a 70 on Freshman College Composition. Continuing forward, I plan on taking Natural Science, Western Civilization I or II, Social Science and History, and Humanities. Any suggestions as to what might be the easiest of the remaining tests....
CLEP Freshman College Composition (70) [SIZE="1"][COLOR="Indigo"]07/02/2009[/SIZE]
CLEP Social Science and History (67) [SIZE="1"]07/16/2009[/SIZE]
CLEP Analyzing and Interpreting Literature (68) [SIZE="1"]07/21/2009[/SIZE]
CLEP College Mathematics (76) [SIZE="1"]07/24/2009[/SIZE]
DSST Introduction to Computing (448) [SIZE="1"]08/06/2009[/SIZE]
DSST Principles of Supervision (53)[SIZE="1"] 08/11/2009[/SIZE] Excelsior (A)
DSST Ethics in America (439) [SIZE="1"]08/19/2009[/SIZE]
DSST Principles of Finance (417) [SIZE="1"]08/31/2009[/SIZE]
DSST Introduction to Business (443) [SIZE="1"]08/31/2009[/SIZE]
Northern VA CC MTH163 Pre-Calculus (B) [SIZE="1"]10/20/2009[/SIZE]
Northern VA CC MTH271 Applied Calculus (B) [SIZE="1"]12/20/2009[/SIZE]
Northern VA CC FIN215 Financial Management (A) [SIZE="1"]12/20/2009[/SIZE]
Northern VA CC MTH241 Statistics I (A) [SIZE="1"]5/10/2010[/SIZE]
Straighterline Accounting I (83) [SIZE="1"]12/13/2010[/SIZE]
Straighterline Accounting II (86) [SIZE="1"]12/29/2010[/SIZE]

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McNulty_CM Wrote:Just scored a 70 on Freshman College Composition. Continuing forward, I plan on taking Natural Science, Western Civilization I or II, Social Science and History, and Humanities. Any suggestions as to what might be the easiest of the remaining tests....

Wow... I wouldn't say any of those are necessary 'easy.' :-) What is your strength? It would really depend on if you're better at history or science or art/drama/literature.

I have taken all of those tests and my strongest area is history. If I had to pick which one I thought was easiest... I would probably say Western Civilization II. After that, Social Science and History, but only because I had done a lot of history and psychology before that test.

Again, it really depends on your area of strength.
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McNulty_CM Wrote:Just scored a 70 on Freshman College Composition. Continuing forward, I plan on taking Natural Science, Western Civilization I or II, Social Science and History, and Humanities. Any suggestions as to what might be the easiest of the remaining tests....
Hey, great job on Freshman Comp! Excellent score.

I'd pipe up for Humanities, but that's just me. I love classical music, making one of the IC sections at least a breeze. If you enjoy discovering little facts about what mankind has been up to in the arts over the past few centuries, this one may be the one to take.

Western Civ I or II may also be a good choice.
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Humanities.....by a nose.
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If you don't need the humanities test specifically, I suggest substituting A&I Literature if possible. IMO, it's FAR easier; basically a 6 credit reading comp test.
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CLEP Social Sciences and History 59
CLEP A&I Lit. 74
CLEP Intro to Sociology 67
CLEP Info Systems and Computer App. 58
CLEP Intro to Psychology 66
CLEP Intro to Business Law 64
CLEP Principles of Management 73
CLEP Principles of Marketing 63
CLEP Principles of Macroeconomics 61
CLEP Principles of Microeconomics 62
DSST Fundamentals of Counseling 49
DSST Principles of Supervision 61
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