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I took a practice test in the REA book and with there conversion charts i got a 67 raw score which is scaled to a 59 Scaled score. Does this reflect what my mark will be on the real clep? if it is by a point or two do i have a good chance at passing?
please help!! thanx!
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It's not an exact science by any means but I would say that the score that book gives you IMHO is probably within a +/- 3 points margin of error. From my experience I actually scored better on the CLEP than the Peterson's exams.
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It really depends on which CLEP you are taking as to how accurate the REA test is. However, if you are scoring that well and are confident, then you are probably fine.
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its history II clep if it helps
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Well, History II is a broad subject. You can't be too careful to study as much material as possible.
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You should be fine for that one.
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