What was your most difficult CLEP exam?

[mindytowne]

Do you have any helpful advice for studying for the macro test? I'm into the first part of the flashcards and I'm learning them pretty fast, now I just have to master the rest of it.

[Ronny]

Do you have any helpful advice for studying for the macro test? I'm into the first part of the flashcards and I'm learning them pretty fast, now I just have to master the rest of it.

Aggregate supply and demand questions as well as policy questions are mostly without graphs. Don't worry too much about understanding the graphs. I blew off the graph and the couple math questions and ended up with a decent score. If you can score a 45 on the Peterson's test then you're ready.

[SEAHAG]

The only one test I did not pass was College Math (scored a 49)… I guess that would be the hardest CLEP based on my not passing. I should have studied more.

[Levi]

hilarious Of the five I have taken so far (college math, english comp w/ essay, natural sciences, social sciences & history, humanities), Humanities was the most difficult, but after studying with IC and a couple of other guides, I passed w/ a 68.

[Levi]

:eek: OH MY STARS!!! I just posted a comment for the wrong thread. Sorry, please disregard my post.

[shep]

I notice you have taken Human Growth and Development and Intro to Educational Psychology, and your score improved! I have just passed HG & D, and was thinking of doing Intro to Psychology - did you find the Educational Psychology straightforward after doing HG & D?

Thanks

[SIZE="2"]Information Systems and Computer Applications was the most difficult exam for me so far. I understand that individual results have varied considerably on this exam, and I definitely do not want to scare anyone off, but I thought it was really tough. Nothing I studied successfully prepared me for this exam - most of the questions seemed to come out of nowhere. NOTE: I do not have any kind of background in this area at all. [/SIZE]

[lrgaul]

I notice you have taken Human Growth and Development and Intro to Educational Psychology, and your score improved! I have just passed HG & D, and was thinking of doing Intro to Psychology - did you find the Educational Psychology straightforward after doing HG & D?

Thanks

[SIZE="2"]Hi there, Shep. To be honest with you, I haven't found a CLEP exam to be entirely straightforward yet! You will find significant overlap between all three of these exams. However, there will also be new concepts in each of them that weren't covered in the others, so you will want to study individually. Admittedly, you will likely find that it takes about half the time to study for the next two after you have taken the first. Intro to Educational Psych was the most difficult for me to study for, but it took the least amount of time since I had already completed HG&D and Introductory Psychology. Does this answer your question?[/SIZE]