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Posted by: ThatPoshGirl - 02-09-2006, 05:05 AM - Forum: Off Topic
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I'm not sure if this is a good place for this but have some site suggestions.
I think it would be really cool and useful if there was a way to track our results within each subject. This way we can see that we are making improvements.
I'd also like to be able to get a flash card set that includes a random sampling from all of the subtopics--so basically like a sample test.
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Ethics in America |
Posted by: parkee99 - 02-08-2006, 10:57 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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Did anyone take the Ethics in America and use strictly InstantCert. I took the exam today but feel like I did not do very well. I went over InstantCert 2 times for this subject.
I just did not feel like it prepared me for the exam. There were a few things covered but not what was really on the exam. Did anyone else have this experience?
By the way, I have passed English, Math, and Public speaking with ease. I am really uneasy about Ethics though. Thanks for any input.
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Religion or Ethics |
Posted by: szastoup - 02-08-2006, 05:38 PM - Forum: General Education-Related Discussion
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I'm new to the world of Dantes and Clep - trying to finish my BSN degree w/Regis University and some of the other nurses had used the College Network for some of the general ed requirements. So, I've paid a large sum of money for these two study guides, am completely overwhelmed and have now found the instantcert academy. Has anyone taken the religion and/or ethics exam - how was it, any hints and will I be ok if I just use the instantcert study guide? Helpppp.
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How do you know about CLEP? |
Posted by: sgloer - 02-08-2006, 12:33 PM - Forum: Off Topic
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I talk to people all the time who have never heard of CLEP, and they tell me, "Wow, why didn't anyone tell me about this while I was in college? I could have saved so much time and money!"
AP Exams in high schools have grown exponentially in the last ten years, but CLEP exams have stayed pretty much the same for the last thirty years. Why is that?
The problem is, if you try to tell random people about it on the internet, they think it's too good to be true--it's just another internet gimmick.
How did YOU learn about CLEP?
My theory is, if you could mass-communicate the benefits of CLEP, it would revolutionize the college industry, as students spend time in college focusing on courses relevant to their major instead of having to waste time on all of the general ed requirements.
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