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Do you use textbooks to study? - clepguy - 01-29-2013

Do most people use textbooks to study for clep tests? I want to take the sociology clep test but I'm having a hard time finding resources online.


Do you use textbooks to study? - jmichelle79 - 01-29-2013

For sociology I used instacert and the specific feedback section of the forum. It was enough to pass,, good luck!


Do you use textbooks to study? - freddy - 01-30-2013

I only used instantcert and passed.


Do you use textbooks to study? - ShotoJuku - 01-30-2013

InstantCert Flashcards - Second To None!!

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Do you use textbooks to study? - Prloko - 01-30-2013

clepguy Wrote:Do most people use textbooks to study for clep tests? I want to take the sociology clep test but I'm having a hard time finding resources online.

I actually read the wrong reference and still passed. This exam is incredibly easy. Saylor.org has an intro to sociology open course. You can also check out ITunes U. If you really want to read a textbook, your local library should have some to check out. Not much has changed in sociology so you can use an old book.


Do you use textbooks to study? - HorseManiac - 01-30-2013

I haven't taken the sociology CLEP, but here is the page on the collegeboard website that lists suggested textbooks you could use. I wouldn't buy them since there are other resources you could use that don't cost money, but if you'd like to have a textbook to study from here's a good list. You could check with your library, like the posts above say, to see if they have them.

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Do you use textbooks to study? - Lady Grace of Pemberley - 01-30-2013

I used the REA guide for this test, and it was probably sufficient on its own. However, it would be a good idea to supplement it with the InstantCert flash cards and other resources. I posted my thoughts on this exam and some helpful resources here ---> http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-thomas-edison-charter-oak-specific/17980-my-degree-plan-tesc-progress.html#post136710 Additionally, I compiled a list of specific thing to know for this CLEP; PM me if you would be interested in a copy of it. Smile Hope that helps out! Smile


Do you use textbooks to study? - starlinghunter - 01-30-2013

Yep, I'll say the same: get the REA, that and CollegePlus!'s "Learning Network" was all I used.
I took the Official CLEP test on the day of, to see if I was ready.

- Sam


Do you use textbooks to study? - Prloko - 01-30-2013

Lady Grace of Pemberley Wrote:I used the REA guide for this test, and it was probably sufficient on its own. However, it would be a good idea to supplement it with the InstantCert flash cards and other resources. I posted my thoughts on this exam and some helpful resources here ---> http://www.degreeforum.net/excelsior-thomas-edison-charter-oak-specific/17980-my-degree-plan-tesc-progress.html#post136710 Additionally, I compiled a list of specific thing to know for this CLEP; PM me if you would be interested in a copy of it. Smile Hope that helps out! Smile
. I thought college plus provided you with the study material. Why use the rea book?


Do you use textbooks to study? - starlinghunter - 01-30-2013

No, College Plus doesn't provide the books, but has a list of which ones you will need for each test. For all the CLEPs, they suggest the REA books if they're available for that test.