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Your Favorite Test - burbuja0512 - 11-13-2010 Sometimes when I study, I have a great time yet for other tests, I can barely get through the material. I'm wondering which tests you have enjoyed most and which have been the most boring? My favorites so far: Substance Abuse American Government Least Favorites: Technical Writing Business Ethics Your Favorite Test - MISin08 - 11-13-2010 Faves: Macroeconomics Ethics in America Least Fave Accounting Greatest change from start to finish: Loathed Marketing at the start, liked it and considered taking more by the end. Phillip Your Favorite Test - PonyGirl93 - 11-13-2010 Wellp, my faves would be... Am Lit, Eng Lit, & Intro to Psych Least fave would be.... College math :p Your Favorite Test - MISin08 - 11-13-2010 PonyGirl93 Wrote:... OK that one was very fun for me as well, as was Organizational Behavior. Phillip Your Favorite Test - april004 - 11-13-2010 The tests I loved to study for were: The Civil War Rise and Fall of the Soviet Union World Population ones I hated with a passion were: Organizational Behavior Psychology psychology of A &A Gerontology Your Favorite Test - cookderosa - 11-13-2010 faves- CJ, A&I lit, tech writing, HG&D least faves- stats, civil war and several that i wouldn't even touch since i knew i would hate them (all the histories) Your Favorite Test - Maniac Craniac - 11-13-2010 My ECEs were fun to study and somewhat more difficult than your typical multiple choice test. I liked them. I liked studying for the Soc CLEP, but the test itself was disappointingly easy. The worst test I took was the Information Systems and Computer Applications CLEP, which was partly my fault for not studying. I didn't understand what about 90% of the questions were asking and had to rely completely on test taking skills to get me through it. The major problem that I had with this test is that it, unlike all of my other exams, was simply a memorization and recognition test. You either knew it or you didn't. Even if I knew the material, I would have been bored out of my mind, since there was nothing needing much thought. Your Favorite Test - ZsaZsa - 11-13-2010 Favorite? Humanities- studied like a fiend for a couple of months...took the test and realized I could have passed it based on 50 years of eclectic reading and hobbies. Hated? Sociology...bor-ing! Your Favorite Test - Maniac Craniac - 11-13-2010 Might I add. I'm sure I would have had a much better experience with the Psychology exam had I found a more interesting book to study from :ack: That book was so bad, just a few months later, I have already forgotten about half of the material. I keep trying to force myself to recall, and I may even have to study another Psychology 101 book just to keep it in my stinkin' head! Your Favorite Test - MISin08 - 11-13-2010 Maniac Craniac Wrote:Might I add. I'm sure I would have had a much better experience with the Psychology exam had I found a more interesting book to study from :ack:... There are so many Psychology books that I came to feel there's no reason to bother with one that's boring, talks down to the student, or lacks a great website with powerpoints and quizzes. Phillip |