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Humanities CLEP Questions - jkovie - 11-28-2017 Hello Everyone, I am planning to take the Humanities CLEP within the next week or two. For my studying, I have completed practice tests on Free Clep Prep, one test in the Cracking the CLEP exam (which I passed both tests). InstaCert I am not as knowledgeable for the answers. Does anyone have answers on to how to prepare further, so that I may pass? Many thanks, Jon RE: Humanities CLEP Questions - cookderosa - 11-28-2017 (11-28-2017, 11:26 AM)jkovie Wrote: Hello Everyone, I like Free Clep Prep for what it is- you can't argue with free. But, in my opinion, the 2 resources you're using aren't in the category of "tried and true." I'd trust your InstantCert score and hit the books. Beyond IC, you may want to take a Peterson's practice test or REA test. Those would be good indicators. RE: Humanities CLEP Questions - jkovie - 11-28-2017 (11-28-2017, 11:51 AM)cookderosa Wrote:(11-28-2017, 11:26 AM)jkovie Wrote: Hello Everyone, Ok, thank you for your reply. RE: Humanities CLEP Questions - greencouch - 11-28-2017 The Humanities exam was, by far, the most difficult CLEP I've taken. It's a mile wide, and a mile deep. It blows my mind that ACE reduced their rating to 3 credits. My strongest advice is to avoid relying on a single source for study materials. I used a combination of sources and feel if I had not, I would've easily flunked it. Even using multiple sources, I only scratched the surface. Most of the online practice exams I took didn't come close, with the exception of PrepStep. I used the following study sources:
RE: Humanities CLEP Questions - dfrecore - 11-28-2017 Modern States is a a good resource - free, and more thorough than you get from the resources you're using. It's also video-based, so if you learn better that way, you're golden here. RE: Humanities CLEP Questions - studyandpass5 - 11-28-2017 (11-28-2017, 11:26 AM)jkovie Wrote: Hello Everyone, I agree with Cookderosa, Peterson's practice tests and REA book/practice tests should be a huge help to you. Generally, I found that the Peterson's tests were harder than the real test, so if you do well on those, you should be good to go for the real CLEP. Try to aim for around 60-70% on the Peterson's. Good luck! RE: Humanities CLEP Questions - jkovie - 11-28-2017 Ok, so Peterson's/REA sound like excellent resources. I also found out PrepStep lets you take the practice tests with a library card (might be useful for other members in the future) Thank you all for your suggestions. I am looking forward to passing this exam. RE: Humanities CLEP Questions - cookderosa - 11-29-2017 (11-28-2017, 07:02 PM)jkovie Wrote: Ok, so Peterson's/REA sound like excellent resources. I've been immersed in this topic a long time and never heard of PrepStep. There are a few really good (valid and reliable) resources, no reason to go investing time and money in the ones without any feedback. Just my 2 cents. RE: Humanities CLEP Questions - greencouch - 11-30-2017 I can't say enough good things about PrepStep's sample exams. I've done 14 of these suckers and their practice exams have been on the money every single time. They're quite extensive and offer detailed explanations for each question. They typically have two different practice exams for each CLEP subject, so you can gauge your progress without repeating the same content. Best part is that access is free for many students and libraries. I highly recommend it. RE: Humanities CLEP Questions - dfrecore - 12-01-2017 (11-30-2017, 03:23 PM)greencouch Wrote: I can't say enough good things about PrepStep's sample exams. I've done 14 of these suckers and their practice exams have been on the money every single time. They're quite extensive and offer detailed explanations for each question. They typically have two different practice exams for each CLEP subject, so you can gauge your progress without repeating the same content. Best part is that access is free for many students and libraries. I highly recommend it. Seriously, I've never heard of this. Where do you find this info? |