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Question about Peterson's "free" practice exams - NAP - 01-17-2009
Two recent threads for free Peterson’s practice tests:
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-education-testing-discussion/8588-free-petersons-tests-mcpl-replacement.html
http://www.degreeforum.net/general-education-testing-discussion/6040-free-petersons-exams-library.html
Hope these help!
Question about Peterson's "free" practice exams - maryannaray - 01-17-2009
Hey, I would love to take some practice exams. But when I go to register it asks what branch -- and I am not in the military or anything ... Does this mean I can't use this feature ? Please help..
Question about Peterson's "free" practice exams - NAP - 01-18-2009
Forgot to mention. The threads I posted above are for civilians to access Petersonâs practice tests.
Question about Peterson's "free" practice exams - robodog61 - 02-15-2009
Hello, I went to the Peterson's site and it asks me to register. It says that you have to be active military or related to one, but I am neither. I want to take Peterson's practice MIS tests. Please help, what do I do? Thanks,
Question about Peterson's "free" practice exams - cframe - 02-15-2009
MCPL: Education & Career
This site allows you right in. Click "testing and Education Resource Center"
If you don't have an account, set one up, but your name is all that is required.
There are other Peterson's links that are strictly for military. This one is through a library gateway and open to the general public.
Question about Peterson's "free" practice exams - akeefe3133 - 02-15-2009
I can't access the Peterson's page or any of the practice exams; I just get an error message. Does anyone else have trouble accessing it?
Ann
Question about Peterson's "free" practice exams - anne124in - 03-11-2010
brownstien Wrote:This post makes me feel easier about tomorrow. Taking my first CLEP (Principles Of Management) and scoring in the 90s on the Petersons after taking them twice (made two accounts).
When you refer to petersons practice test,do you mean the mock practice test that is attached to this forum? I scored 85 on those for introduction to educational psy,but got only 49 on the clep test.
now I am studying for substance abuse,any tips?
desperate
Question about Peterson's "free" practice exams - Lindagerr - 03-11-2010
Here is a link to free Peterson's INSPIRE Information
scroll down on the left click testing and education, then click on CLEP prep. They have Principles of management listed.
I usually try to get at least 60% on peterson's before I go for the real thing. I go 53,57,68 or something close to that on the Educational Psychology Peterson's I got 63 on the real thing.
Question about Peterson's "free" practice exams - anne124in - 03-11-2010
Blue Wrote:hello again! i was going through the resources sticky and found the peterson's "free" tests link. i tried clicking the "principles of management" practice exam link towards the bottom of the page (Home) but it asks me to register. i see they also ask for an activation code while registering and was wondering where i can get that? i have the collegeboard CLEP book but just want some more exams to test myself with. thanks! =]
took the test today and scored 49. really bummed because i took the peterson's test and scored 85 about three times. also did the IC. I AM REALLY dissapointed. cant take the test again for 6 months. planing to do dantes "substance Abuse,and principles of management. Please advice
desperate Anne
Question about Peterson's "free" practice exams - Lindagerr - 03-11-2010
If you go to the inspire website I attached you can take 3 different Peterson exams each 100 questions. I don't understand how you could get 85% on the Peterson's and not pass the real thing. Are you a member of IC?